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Submitted: November 10, 2010
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Make:Donut Haus
Model:Donut Maker 5000b with Fritters!
Shutter Speed:1/50 second
Aperture:F/10.0
Focal Length:28 mm
ISO Speed:500
Date Taken:Nov 1, 2010, 3:51:15 PM
Software:Adobe Photoshop CS5 Windows

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Fall For An Eternityby `kkart

Photography / Urban & Rural / Gardens, Parks & Cemeteries

Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado

"In the end, nothing else matters...."---true words right there, and for this shot I wanted to really capture the light, texture, season, emotion, and feeling.

Processed with Lightroom 3, Photoshop cs5, Dynamic Photo HDR, and Nik Color Efex 3. Shot using my Sony a550, Minolta 28mm f2.8 prime lens, Fotodiox CPL and GND.

Thanks goes to Leasha =Babyc8kes for some editing ideas with this shot

I hope you all like it
John

See more on my website jdebordphoto.com all work copyrighted 2010 John De Bord. Feel free to link to this shot on Facebook, Twitter, etc. I welcome the extra exposure!

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~kincan Aug 1, 2011

Gorgeous

~ArtlessHmmmm Feb 3, 2011

I find this interesting, the darkness of the doors and the pillars of this beuatiful old building, and the drooping folliage fronds around the door. It leaves a sense of eriness, yet the warm autumn colours, the green grass and the sunlight take away from this, you get such a sense that by night this would have a whole different feel and emotion to it (same of a black and white shot). I love the sense of a light vignette to the piece, especially at the top, drawing the eyes to the middle of the door as the stone pillars seem to reflect the light, almost glowing, but then the dull tones of the doors almost suck the light out with such a feel of age and time passing. Brilliant.