shot originally in b/w. cross process script applied/faded somewhat. edit: removed the cross processed colors.. it had to be done, i'm sorry if you preferred it the other way
i went to the train bridge to throw rocks into the river and meditate, basically. i slept most of the day away and needed some fresh air.
:to clarify:
this was shot at night, at 8 second exposure- that light, in fact, was a train's headlight. bastard conductor nearly deafened me.. i finished the shot and got out of the way long before the train got very near to me -- i would have liked to wait longer, but i didn't want to get into any trouble or have the cops called on me.. it wasn't traveling very fast so i wasn't in any danger. but the conductor waited until he was just passing me to blare his horns.. it was really quite painful for the ears.
I liked this shot when I saw it in my deviantWATCH. Now taht I know the story behind it, I like it even more. I just love when people share unusual stories about how they did to get such a result on their photo.
I have to admit I prefered it cross-processed but this version is still really good.
that is a really awesome shot, the light got captured really nicely. and i think the dirty grittiness of the image adds to the feeling of being on a train bridge.
simply amazing shot ... and the whole atmosphere is so fabulous. The sky, loneliness and the rail track ... man this combination is the best. your work has just inspired me tremendously.
hey man, thanks a lot.. i was just happy it turned out have a good easter weekend, bra (i just came from the bars for my second night ever.. i'm learning the language yet)
I have to admit I prefered it cross-processed but this version is still really good.
enjoy the day of eggs and candy yourself