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I can’t tell you what it is I see in these types of images that makes me want to record them. Some photographers would walk right past it. I couldn’t.
5 Exposure HDR. Click image for larger view, click again to zoom for greater detail.
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Stone Paintings
Louis Trocciola :: Phototrope Studio :: Leaving The Station Photo Blog 
where’s 359?
Comment by John — September 21, 2008 @ 5:18 am |
Very Interest it.
I like graffiti art i have a bog about graffiti content, if you have time go to and comment my blog
Comment by weiqishop — September 21, 2008 @ 12:45 pm |
Probably because you understood instantly that graffiti and HDR go very well together. It’s about capturing the rapidly made painting on the wall. They use spray can paints which means that the graffiti art is a Technicolor art (no offense) and that is often difficult to catch when using conventional technique. One gets an image, allright – but the result is sometimes flat. I bet this is probably in conformity with the artist’s/artists’ intentions.
Comment by Staffan H — September 22, 2008 @ 2:24 pm |
Imagine being a human (or other intelligent life force) 2 or 3 centuries from now and finding this photo. What was it that these people were trying to convey? Is this the way they passed information between each other?
Or………..an Easter Island of the modern day world……….?
🙂
Comment by sambissell — September 28, 2008 @ 6:09 pm |
good post,
Graffiti is Art … Yes or No?
Discuss it together!!
Comment by Acid Reflux and Diet — October 11, 2008 @ 9:03 am |