Orton Train

[arith]

Any comments welcome.

[kdoc856]

I like it very much, and I like the Orton. The Orton effect might have suffered the same fate as HDR with heavy tone-mapping, but seems not to have been so over-used and overdone. You have accomplished it very subtly and elegantly.

[arith]

Cheers kevin.

[John 2]

I like it very much, and I like the Orton. The Orton effect might have suffered the same fate as HDR with heavy tone-mapping, but seems not to have been so over-used and overdone. You have accomplished it very subtly and elegantly.

+1 from me Steve. Not a usual subject for the Orton effect but it works.

[Karm Redland]

Steve, nice image.

karm

[arith]

Cheers John, it is sort of Orton, if I use the same principles but diluted, to me it is still Orton.

[arith]

Cheers Karm, I like it.

[arith]

Cheers John, cheers Karm, it's nice to know people like it.

[Radu Dinu Cordeanu]

Hi,
Wonderful

[arith]

Thanks Radu.

[glenng]

Love little industrial train very nice shot indeed.
was it taken at the Midland Railway Museum?

[arith]

Yes Glenn, Butterley station.

[Dave Humphries]

Hi Steve,

I like what you have done with this.

I have one quandary; I cannot decide whether the guy in background (on left) adds anything to the shot.
If he were facing out of shot, I would definitely suggest a bit of cloning to remove him, but as he is, he almost directs one's gaze back to the train.

Cheers,

[arith]

Cheers Dave, I didn't know it was a guy but it could be, there is a level crossing there leading to a reservoir .

[Dave Humphries]

Cheers Dave, I didn't know it was a guy but it could be, there is a level crossing there leading to a reservoir .

Might not be, where did I leave my specs?

[SpiderBob]

Priceless

[arith]

Cheers Bob