Fenestra I

Posted by Brian (West Lafayette, United States) on 19 August 2007 in Architecture.

A south facing window of my home.

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Comments (10)

Rags from Plano, United States

nice image

19 Aug 2007 6:49am

Walt from Scarborough, Canada

Interesting PP - what did you do to it?

19 Aug 2007 12:57pm

Brian from West Lafayette, United States

Walt--I use the Canon software that comes with the Rebel. It enables you to adjust all parameters of an image by manipulating graph lines and slop functions for each color represented. The interesting effects come when you combine the lines (or function curves) in to the final image.

19 Aug 2007 2:10pm

Walt from Scarborough, Canada

Thanks for the tip!

19 Aug 2007 2:31pm

Lost Valley from Kamloops, Canada

I like the texture to this photo! The pp that you used really adds to the dimention of the capture. The ivy really adds to the overall character.

19 Aug 2007 2:52pm

Brian from West Lafayette, United States

Thanks, Lost Valley. The ivy (I'm told) is some sort of miniature grape. I just hope it's not damaging my walls!

19 Aug 2007 3:25pm

Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom

Nice work with curves, its given it a mysterious quality

19 Aug 2007 10:18pm

Lorraine from Canada

Like the colours, looks like an oil painting :)

20 Aug 2007 8:11am

Janice Thomson from Courtenay BC, Canada

Gosh Brian I did comment yesterday but it must be in cyberspace somewhere...or it could be the wee possibility I forgot to click 'post comment' :) I love the colors... and the connection made in your caption. Does the vine produce edible grapes?

20 Aug 2007 1:57pm

Brian from West Lafayette, United States

No edible grapes, I'm afraid. They berries are very small--about half the size of small blueberries. I've never tried a taste. Perhaps I could make small batches of my own vintage from them!

20 Aug 2007 2:08pm

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ISO 200
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