reportage from an old abandoned village

spiderfrank

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Hi all, last week I was bored for the bad weather, so i took my Kiev II, the Jupiter-8 and the Jupiter-12, and went to do some black and white (Kodak bw400cn) photos to an old little village, destroyed by an earthquake a lot of years ago

... Enjoy!

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What a treasure trove of images! I'm not one to make favorites, but my personal preference is towards #6: inviting along an entire side, yet dark in the other three corners.
 
You've managed to convey a great sense of timelessness. Good combination of texture and tone.
 
Really nice shots. Hard to pick a favorite. I did enjoy #1 and #2 the most I think. But all are enjoyable. Thanks for sharing.
 
Great shots, KB400CN scans pretty well. What dpi were they at and what scanner. My favorite was the last shot, great angle. Cheers!
 
Very beautiful pictures, nice set. You have captured very well the atmosphere of the abandoned village. Congrats
Joao
 
This is what a village with its people having all been kidnapped by aliens would look like as well... ;)

Kidding aside, I like them very much. The last one is my favorite so far.

Could you refine the PP a little bit, and re-post it ? The actual compression leaves big pixels behind.

Yet another proof that "bad" weather and black and white photographies are good friends...
 
beautiful set - i love no 6 and 7, but others are great too... send some of them to 2008 fsu contest if you want. and where is this place?
 
Great shots, KB400CN scans pretty well. What dpi were they at and what scanner. My favorite was the last shot, great angle. Cheers!

I did the scan at 3200 dpi with the Canon 8400 of a friend, then the postprocessed it with Photoshop CS2 (levels, light/contrast and cleaning) and iPhoto (light points and shadows), and finally resized the image for the web
 
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