untitled lion statue

Posted by danthro (Suburbia, United States) on 15 November 2008 in Architecture.

coming back to photoblogging after some time away; trying to post a new photo every couple weeks.

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Comments (14)

Anthony Lambert from Bielefeld, Germany

Works well in Black and white.

15 Nov 2008 6:23am

standley from Carquefou, France

Yes, it does work quite well In B&W. Fine shot!

15 Nov 2008 6:42am

Craig from Vacaville, California, United States

A very good conversion. Love the mid tones! I'm kind of a zone 5 freak!

15 Nov 2008 9:51am

beanow from Poland

I agree with Craig - well done!

15 Nov 2008 12:37pm

Denis from A giant black hole filled with lights, Tokelau

We will patiently wait for the big return of Mr Danthro... Have a good time in what you are doing !

15 Nov 2008 2:43pm

Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom

I like how everything in this is kinda gnarled . .

16 Nov 2008 9:14am

Sean from Champaign, United States

I'm not sure if it comes down to the level of detail you've captured or the richness of the shot, but initially I thought was film. Very nice.

16 Nov 2008 10:27pm

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

That is quite an ornate statue. Very interesting.

17 Nov 2008 1:34pm

yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece

excellent framing and tonal range

17 Nov 2008 7:09pm

Oeilonirique from France

I agree the tonal range is immense here.

17 Nov 2008 7:10pm

Marcie from United States

Love the processing..and contrasting colors and textures. Very nice!

17 Nov 2008 8:35pm

pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal

nice stone work, i like it in b&w

25 Nov 2008 10:30pm

Kay from greater Portland area, United States

Wonderful processing. Great choice for the subject matter.

28 Nov 2008 7:41pm

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

Wow, guess I hadn't checked in for awhile. Didn't realize it had been so long.

9 Jan 2009 10:05pm

next day →

Sony DSC-W55
1/30 second
F/2.8
ISO 320
7 mm