Opened 5 camera Files at different settings,Toned and cropped in Light room, Sent to workshop folder as Jpeg opened in Photomatix and tone mapped,then saved for CS3 in work folder, Spot healed dust spots and minor distractions, changed to gray channel in Channel mix custom settings, levels, re size, smart sharpen, Shadow Highlights
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I'm not quite understanding the score or the overprocessing comments - I just don't see it as overprocessed. I like the crisp clean lines of the building's structure, I think it's a solid composition (the photograph - not so sure about the structure) and I like it in B&W.
Must have been a pretty place in it's glory days. I think that it's a little too unconstrated for a lot of DPCers tastes through my own experiences but, it's got a lot of charm to it. Makes one wonder what laid behind those walls at one point, doesn't it?
i don't feel your post processing is working very well here, it's overprocessed in my opinion and the trees have halos but this is a very very cool find
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