This is the castle 'Solitude', which we visit on our mountainbike tours from time to time. It was build in the 1760's and shows the transition from the architectural style of rococo to classicism. Since 1990 it is the home of an art academy.
Most impressive. Nothing awkward about the angle and the lines seem to flow so naturally. Great tonal control that gives it a richness we are too often tempted to tweak away.
AG @ 2006-April-14 10:29
The tones in this shot are wonderful. Very nice. Otto K @ 2006-April-14 13:51
WOW, impressive shot! I love the angle in this one! Marco Correa @ 2006-April-14 16:58
Brilliant work here. The composition, tones, and post-processing are so fine. You did an incredible job. It's a stunner! Regards, Brent Brent Vermilyea @ 2006-April-14 19:50
Really impressive. I love the overall tone, and the composition is spot on. Well done. thukai @ 2006-April-14 20:25
This is one of the coolest images I've seen in a while. Captivating in the way it is processed. Dennis Rogers @ 2006-April-14 23:05
This is brilliant piece of work! I really like your compostion and toning! ;) anagnorisis @ 2006-April-15 05:31
Tena koe ehoa ma
The composition of this image really initiates the fantastic lines and angles that follow. The varying tones of the exterior surfaces also create contrasts of textures and colour. A fantastic curvature aspect is present also in isolated areas of this image.
The mono-tone attribute gives this image its wonderful overall stark impactual quality. ndiginiz @ 2006-April-15 06:11
this is awesome, great shot and processing ? sìkò @ 2006-April-15 08:54
I like the angle you chose. Quite daring really because sometimes that angle can look naff. Love the tones. The detail is picked up minutely! mooch @ 2006-April-15 13:37
I love the sharpness and contrast of your photo! Like what others said, I agree that the angle works here. gcdc @ 2006-April-15 17:25
some people are trying real hard to obtain similar realities as this one, using sophisticated computer hardware and software...you should teach them to walk a bit around with wide-opened eyes... dorian gray @ 2006-April-16 10:37
This is really awesome. Great angles, curves & architecture. I like your choice of processing in toned B&W. David Kapp @ 2006-April-16 16:37
your photos are amazing gentlesea.com @ 2006-April-16 16:53
