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necropolis revisited...
Image Title:  necropolis revisited...
 
 By: peta jones  
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Photographer peta jones {K:12615}
Project #21 Alone Camera Model Olympus 5050
Categories Photoart
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Uploaded 1/7/2004 Film / Memory Type  
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About another from our visit to the our town's historic cemetery. A very young history compared to Europes.:)
Thank you for looking!
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There are 42 Comments in 1 Pages
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Marília Ferraz   {K:-4496} 1/7/2004
Is it enough to tell you that it goes right into my favs, Peta?
This series moves me so much that it is very hard to me to find words to tell you hw I feel.
Hugs and love,
Marília


Fabio Keiner   {K:49356} 1/7/2004
:)


Roberto Arcari Farinetti   {K:192044} 1/7/2004
magnific...


Emanuele Calvagno   {K:14353} 1/7/2004
bellissimo l'effetto seppiato, sembra una foto d'altri tempi.
la signora in nero sfuma un pò con lo sfondo...però è veramente straordinaria


Stefan Engström   {K:24473} 1/7/2004
It is a beautiful scene with many strong elements which keeps my interest for a long time. The appeal to Victorian times is entirely consistent with the treatment. Cemetaries are cliche in this "gothic" style but this rises above the fray. The different tones in the sky behind those black silhouetted trees harmonize with the tones of the ground to create a fine backdrop to the monument and the woman. I have a minor nit (of course) - I think a ligther background behind the woman would have separated her a little better. The texture looks very much like you did this with liquid emulsion on the very paper you photographed to create the texture :-)


Antonio Trincone   {K:23167} 1/7/2004
great mood in this shot, indeed


MaryBell    {K:32791} 1/7/2004
Gorgeous treatment. Good that you avoid her face and left it pure and untouched...I've done cemetaries too - there is a strange appeal...Shelby Koning said (and I agree) "until we realize and embrace the idea of death we cannot embrace life."

BTW I looked at your portfolio after reading a comment you made to Dave Martinidez about shopping and considering this camera...I would recommend it! I would love more (you know the really, really expensive ones) but for the price - I honestly don't think this one can be beat and once you have this you can focus on buying lenses...


Becky V   {K:9699} 1/7/2004
I have to agree with Stefan. I feel the same way I did about your Cobblestone photo - that the subject is on the verge of being lost in the background. That background is so perfectly textured and toned though, so I suppose (in magical time-machine land) a repositioning of the subject would be better.

Just out of curiosity, do you make prints of your PS'ed images? Do they turn out well, with all the subtleties of the digital files?

Beautiful work - your images are always inspiring. :)


Cherie Spike   {K:-21959} 1/7/2004
Simply beautiful Peta... love it! Like an incredible painting... my heart's beating fast
Cherie


Tomo Radovanovic   {K:12788} 1/7/2004
wonderful image
great mood
best regards


peta jones   {K:12615} 1/7/2004
Hugs everyone, your comments are a treasure, I sincerely mean that.

Stefan(lol...of course! You keep me on my toes and I appreciate that), Emanuele and Becky mention wishing she stood out more, or lighter background. I must put a disclaimer in and say as she is this 'being' in this cemetery it was our wish to have her sort of be 'one' with her surroundings.

Becky, I will soon get back with you on your question of printing. I did print the previous image on watercolour paper and was amazed how even more detail stood out. So I think it will print out well. I am finally wising up and doing this work on large files with printing in mind.

Mary thanks for the thumbs up on the camera. I WISH even more now! ;)
I have lurked in cemetaries since I was a teen, and agree with you and Shelby.:)


Haleh B   {K:3741} 1/7/2004
Just like the other one you presented a while ago this one evokes all kind of feelings. The dark clouds set the mood. Magical!


Dave Marquis   {K:2172} 1/7/2004
Awesome! I love it.

Dave
www.japanish.org


Pedro Libório   {K:53861} 1/7/2004
well..to me favorite....
I would love to see this printed in paper in a big format!!!
regards.


Hugo Pierre   {K:15692} 1/7/2004
Interesting image. Right choice of sepia tone. Attractive composition and excellent execution.
Best regards fro Argentina.


Anna    {K:2994} 1/7/2004
Peta: I like every inch of this image... It is like a panting which I like to look at again and again and agaim... So fascinating, my friend! Don?t ever stop with your stunning work! Hugs Anna


Massimo Di Maggio   {K:-55858} 1/7/2004
Young history, but charming and interesting as well. I like the composition and the tones, the background is very rich but not distracting, it adds a lot to the image, as usual in your photos. I?m not sure about her position, while her face shows up very much, instead a part of the figure is mixed up with the background. However this is only a little point, it is a very beautiful photo! Bye Max


Don Loseke   {K:32503} 1/7/2004
Beautiful tones, the rich warm sepia tones are great. I do wish that you would have moved to the right just a little so her face didn't come right on the edge of the monument. Other than that you have a great picture. Don.


Craig Garland   {K:27077} 1/7/2004
Peta; a powerful and dramatic photograph-- also a mysterious quality here-- looks like something right out of "Wuthering Heights". Nice work-- love the lighting and toning. I'm sure you tried a little brighter presentation but decided on this darker more dramatic one to convey YOUR vision.


Mari Mar   {K:11417} 1/7/2004
Excellent, Peta, a wonderful sad moment full of mistery!


peta jones   {K:12615} 1/7/2004
Thank you everyone for your lovely comments. Big Hugs!

I'm attaching the sepia version, before darkness and mood were added, for you to see, we like it too.:)

Craig, my daughter will love the Wuthering Heights reference, one of her favourite books.



Ana Vianna   {K:15270} 1/7/2004
Splendid!!! regards, Peta!


Hakan Aker   {K:14146} 1/7/2004
Brilliant work once again,its so good to see both versions and make comparisons.You'Re so good at PS and i loved your picture so much also.Beautiful as usual Peta


Anne Knes   {K:60438} 1/7/2004
wonderful image. congrats anne...


David Yates   {K:4698} 1/7/2004
Truly extraordinary! Feels like an 18th century engraving.
Timeless and eternal.
Regards, David


Carol Watson   {K:5185} 1/7/2004
I'm glad you revisited.... very nice Victorian mood, once again. :-)


. .   {K:16329} 1/7/2004
I like the concept here too, as you know. This is very different than the first, much more formally composed. I agree with the comments comparing it to an engraving....does have the look of an illustration. Good one again, Peta!!

ps wonderful sky!!


ADAM ORZECHOWSKI   {K:7957} 1/8/2004
Great photo,with original atmosphere.Well done Peta.Regards


Antonella Nistri   {K:21867} 1/8/2004
Marvelous job,Peta,indeed fantastic!!! Congratulations, Antonella


B:)liana    {K:30945} 1/8/2004
Oh, my Victorian Lady, this is so beautiful. I admire your PhotoArt my dear Peta.
Excellent. Kisses, biliana


evreniz e.   {K:5484} 1/9/2004
Dear Peta,

Thank you very much.. It was really great to see your comment in my inbox.. Very good to know that someone in somewhere still remembering you.. I hope new year brings good things and hapiness into your life..

And this photograph.. Simply great. I looked a few of your recent photographs all of them were very impressive. I hope i will be around soon.. Take care and keep shotin' :)

Ciao, Murat.


Benedetto Riba   {K:15792} 1/9/2004
Another splendid work!!!! Fine art......, so many compliments.
Hugs Benedetto


Alexey Sapa   {K:27168} 1/9/2004
Splendid! Admiring your skill... My best wishes! Alexey


Alberto Agnoletti   {K:12808} 1/9/2004
Another fantastic photo!!
Great tone and atmosphere!
Best regards, Alberto


Dave M   {K:9043} 1/11/2004
Grand. Absolutely grand. I love the toning, Peta. Really can't say enough -- this is terrific.


Emgy Massidda   {K:60226} 1/11/2004
A very strong and appealing image, Peta
So perfectly done.
Looking at it I leel like taken back a couple of centuries in time
Excellent in all details and the sky is really impressive.
A masterpiece!
Congratulations


Naty Z   {K:16486} 1/12/2004
it was already a masterpiece in sepia, but the treatment is simply wonderful!
i like her dress!


Alessandro Cassemiro   {K:509} 1/13/2004
Que imagem forte!


Ken Williams   {K:862} 1/14/2004
Very cool - nuff said ...... (-;


Roy Vanover   {K:13432} 2/10/2004
Wow Peta, This is Beautiful and so Strong! Amazing, perfect 10.
Roy


Jani Salvataggio   {K:26853} 5/20/2004
Fantastic image!!! wonderful!
regards
Jani


Shiv Kumar Surya   {K:13464} 7/6/2004
Wow! Some dreamland. Great photo art.
Regards,
'Surya'


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