Lineups to the white ticket tent to the north, to the west and north entrances, and people walking shoulder to shoulder. Police, crowd control and helpers with Christmas-themed attire (not quite elvish of the Santa variety). I decided to walk around the perimeter and then take a streetcar ride somewhere random. (Never been on the new ones.)
Here is a shot of the east entrance. It is empty because the website doesn’t direct people to it. Sorry that I chopped off the “T” of “THE” in the first image. I already pressed myself against the fence across the street and it kind of reflects how lonely the entrance was. There is another angle where I could have taken it but a parked streetcar was in the way, so the second shot is from inside of the streetcar. I purposefully shot it so that you could see the reflection to give you the context. Sorry about the camera shake.
Can’t wait to see what you decide to do with the both of them!
This is great! @afre I had no idea you’re from Toronto Might try and lure you out for a photo walk or something sometime (Kitchener here).
I like the second one and I shall try to see what I can do with it. I’m a fan of weird and out of the ordinary points of view - such as https://www.instagram.com/p/BkRcFd8lvFk/
melendi melendi need to go in, pukk some skirt frictioneer, maybe get black eye and sausage, hot hot mustard and a tree kiss; the light grabbing is free, still, movement still, alive still. filmulator and gmic/gimp
like my friend says; vitaminita pal cuerpo papichulín
PS
For personal REF (don’t make me laugh cactus) LUT = tweaked CXA_madreselva_chicken-torque.cube
Sure, we could meet sometime. However, I am not a people person, though I love good company, and might not be able to walk away from my care giving responsibilities.
Wasn’t intentional, though it certainly adds to the atmosphere on an otherwise uninteresting overcast post-winter-solstice day.
@stefan.chirila I like that you respected the reflection, esp. the bellows against the brick. The window wasn’t tinted but your colours make it look like it was.
@shreedhar Your entry is dark like all of your other PlayRaw entries but unique and interesting once I turned up the brightness. Very nice.
@HIRAM Didn’t like what deOldify did to @stefan.chirila’s B&W. Try it on @shreedhar’s B&W too. Your second one looks good. I like the patches of colour distortions. I can’t think of what to call them in English…
@age As usual, I like your colours. Definitely much warmer than what the day presented. Unfortunately, the distillery sign and posts don’t look quite right in 1076.
No problem. My photos aren’t as impressive as other people’s, including some of yours, but I would like to share more in the future.
@gadolf The faded and filtered look isn’t necessarily a bad thing. What it does do is make the posts incredibly flat and it tames the red coats that the others’ entries over saturated. Might be a Canon thing.
@Thomas_Do I think yours has the wow factor. The whites might be unnaturally bright but that makes the photo more interesting. The colours are good too.
@chroma_ghost Favourite crop so far and I like how sharp it still is even though you zoomed in on the cold people. Is the sequence of key sequences supposed to mean something? I don’t get your poetry today.
I actually tried to deOldify @shreedhar’s b/w first, but was highly nonplussed by the results. It’s just too dark to compare with the @stefan.chirila b/w and deOldify likes a bit more lightness.