les feuilles mortes

[Luis M. Anibarro]

when the cold north breeze predicts the end

[guido]

That's a really lovely image. So much interesting detail...

[Two23]

I do like the ethereal look.  It reminds me of 19th C. lenses.


Kent in SD

[Jeremy Roussak]

I like it as well, apart from the rather heavy-handed vignetting on the right.

Jeremy

[Luis M. Anibarro]

I like it as well, apart from the rather heavy-handed vignetting on the right.

Jeremy

thanks a lot

[Paulo Bizarro]

Quite moody, like it.

[francois]

Interesting and very nicely done. I don't think that vignetting really adds a lot to this shot.

[guido]

I think the vignetting gives it a timeless quality and nods to ancient and alternative photographic processes...

[Jeremy Roussak]

I think the vignetting gives it a timeless quality and nods to ancient and alternative photographic processes...

I think it gives it dark edges and corners, and nothing more.

A light vignette can serve to draw the eye into the centre of the image without drawing attention to itself: i use it a lot. A heavy-handed vignette, such as even the second version (which is an improvement over the first) is merely intrusive.

Jeremy

[guido]

Have you ever shot Large Format sheet film with an antique lens? It really does have a certain charm...