Bellow is the image projected against the blue sky, in seven different processing sequences, of what is probably one of the most elaborate c19th (1890s, Little Paris style) lamp-post in Bucharest, which in its heydays functioned by burning gas. Actually there is a pair of them hosted in Domnita Balasa churchyard in the centre of the city. Each particular appearance reflects, in my opinion, the various moods of Bucharest’s “architectural soul”.
Ma bucur ca iti plac aceste “tratamente”! Poza nu e din iPhone, a fost trecuta prin vreo trei programe de procesare, de la cel al camerei, la Adobe Photoshop si sfarsit cu Picassa. VM
I think it is very evocative of what you refer to as the (Little) Paris style and am very pleased to see it still in its proper location. What are the black and gold materials?
Thank you for the comment Helen! Those are paint colours in the spirit or La Belle Epoque or the Gilded Age flamboyance (the gold painting certainly suggests that).
am trimis comentariul inainte sa scriu ca urmaresc cu pasiune acest blog. Curind voi veni si intr-un tur prin Bucuresti cu Dvs, abia astept.
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Sunteti binevenita, inscrierea se face trimitand un email, veti vedea aceasta mentionat in cadrul anuntului turului! VM
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Imi place ca ati postat fotografii realizate cu mai multe filtre. Ce aplicatie de Iphone ati folosit?
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Ma bucur ca iti plac aceste “tratamente”! Poza nu e din iPhone, a fost trecuta prin vreo trei programe de procesare, de la cel al camerei, la Adobe Photoshop si sfarsit cu Picassa. VM
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Da, imi place sa vad o fotografie prin mai multe ”filtre”. Eu folosesc Path pentru Iphone.
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You made me curious, I’ll give it a try!
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I think it is very evocative of what you refer to as the (Little) Paris style and am very pleased to see it still in its proper location. What are the black and gold materials?
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Thank you for the comment Helen! Those are paint colours in the spirit or La Belle Epoque or the Gilded Age flamboyance (the gold painting certainly suggests that).
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