I don't know why, but I'm always drawn to lost and lonely objects.
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Update: in case you've been wondering about why I haven't posted any new material over the last couple of days it's because I'm working flat-out to sort out the first subscription based tutorial. It will be available at some point early next week and I'll update the tutorials RSS feed as soon as it's released.
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comment byKeith De-Lin at 03:34 PM (GMT) on 5 August, 2007
wonderful shot.
comment bycrash at 04:36 PM (GMT) on 5 August, 2007
there's a shoe that has seen better days
comment by PJ at 06:00 PM (GMT) on 5 August, 2007
Hey, that's MY shoe! I lost it on the beach in North Carolina last year. It must have made its way across the big pond ;-)
comment bynoakz at 06:22 PM (GMT) on 5 August, 2007
I like to know more about what you did in the editing. You are a wonderfully talented Photographer but I would like to know more about your technique in Photoshop... Cazn you elaborate.
You work inspires me.
comment bynavin at 08:02 AM (GMT) on 6 August, 2007
Where is the flip?
comment byOne Way at 04:14 PM (GMT) on 6 August, 2007
Really nice shot... so much detail.
Following on from Noakz's comment, I would like to know roughly how long you spend post-processing? Sorry if that sounds a bit nosey, but I'm just curious!
comment byAriel at 04:21 PM (GMT) on 6 August, 2007
This is absolutely terrific!
comment byFred at 06:38 PM (GMT) on 6 August, 2007
Wonderful shot, really nice textures. I've been looking for my flip flop for the longest time. Glad you found it.
comment byRonald at 07:29 PM (GMT) on 6 August, 2007
Great framing! A piece of art at itself...
I know what you mean, being drawn to lost objects on the beach, street, or wherever.
I sometimes like to break in to uninhabited and abandonned places, old factories and shoot the debry, walls, staircases, etc and what was left behind (wich is mostly quite surprizing!)
Back to this shot...a shot of the slipper on a deserted beach....(from more distance) eh? eh? ;-)
My eye is competely different to yours thats for sure. One the beach I do not even see these things, which makes it all the more interesting when I visit here and get such a different view of the world. Yet another interesting flotsam image.
comment byAlice at 01:57 AM (GMT) on 7 August, 2007
Wonder where the "flip" ended up? :-) Nice shot.
comment bybraesikalla at 06:50 AM (GMT) on 7 August, 2007
Is the shoe just worn out or has athlete's foot spread over?
comment byriesenriel at 08:11 AM (GMT) on 7 August, 2007
You have perfect eye for detail and interesting compositions. Great shot.
comment by Joseph at 06:39 PM (GMT) on 7 August, 2007
where's the flip? oh wait, its been done.
great shot, I don't think I'll ever get bored of your beach combing shots david!
comment byVeerasundar at 08:07 AM (GMT) on 8 August, 2007
Diffrent shot. Good Idea to shoot in this angle.
Thanks.
comment byalex at 08:38 AM (GMT) on 10 August, 2007
In the top third of the photo there's a lot of distortion, it looks like over aggressive JPG compression, but it looks like an applied filter, which spoils it a bit for me
comment byClaude at 01:12 PM (GMT) on 10 August, 2007
a very simple subject, but very dramatic with colours and mood
comment byMyrtle Beach at 10:11 PM (GMT) on 12 August, 2007
This shot has a lot to look at - but i can't help feel bad for the little girl walking around with one flipflop.
comment byAsh at 10:50 PM (GMT) on 12 August, 2007
Beautiful shot. Yes, you are always drawn to lost and lonely objects, but you always do great justice to them. it never gets boring!
Good luck with the tutorial!
comment by m at 10:34 PM (GMT) on 13 August, 2007
Now I see why there has been no pictures recently! I'm signed up for the first tutorial and it's wicked.
I don't know why, but I'm always drawn to lost and lonely objects.
Update #2: The subscription based tutorials are now live. Full details can be seen on this page :-)
Update: in case you've been wondering about why I haven't posted any new material over the last couple of days it's because I'm working flat-out to sort out the first subscription based tutorial. It will be available at some point early next week and I'll update the tutorials RSS feed as soon as it's released.
The feed, if you haven't already subscribed, is here:
http://www.chromasia.com/tutorials/online/comments/index.xml
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Wonderful! Is this the 'Flip' or the 'Flop'?
Some fantastic textures in there.
The owner of the flip flop needs to visit a chiropodist
Pin sharp!
And I'm glad you are atracted by lost objects like this one. I love especially the colors and the textures of the flop.
Fine image! Lovely texture!! Very ordinary objects you shot and make them look extraordinary:-)
nice one, but where is the flip? ;)
Groovy.
This is nice. Makes me in a good mood.
Nice details and rendered for this shot !
wonderful shot.
there's a shoe that has seen better days
Hey, that's MY shoe! I lost it on the beach in North Carolina last year. It must have made its way across the big pond ;-)
I like to know more about what you did in the editing. You are a wonderfully talented Photographer but I would like to know more about your technique in Photoshop... Cazn you elaborate.
You work inspires me.
Where is the flip?
Really nice shot... so much detail.
Following on from Noakz's comment, I would like to know roughly how long you spend post-processing? Sorry if that sounds a bit nosey, but I'm just curious!
This is absolutely terrific!
Wonderful shot, really nice textures. I've been looking for my flip flop for the longest time. Glad you found it.
Great framing! A piece of art at itself...
I know what you mean, being drawn to lost objects on the beach, street, or wherever.
I sometimes like to break in to uninhabited and abandonned places, old factories and shoot the debry, walls, staircases, etc and what was left behind (wich is mostly quite surprizing!)
Back to this shot...a shot of the slipper on a deserted beach....(from more distance) eh? eh? ;-)
My eye is competely different to yours thats for sure. One the beach I do not even see these things, which makes it all the more interesting when I visit here and get such a different view of the world. Yet another interesting flotsam image.
Wonder where the "flip" ended up? :-) Nice shot.
Is the shoe just worn out or has athlete's foot spread over?
You have perfect eye for detail and interesting compositions. Great shot.
where's the flip? oh wait, its been done.
great shot, I don't think I'll ever get bored of your beach combing shots david!
Diffrent shot. Good Idea to shoot in this angle.
Thanks.
In the top third of the photo there's a lot of distortion, it looks like over aggressive JPG compression, but it looks like an applied filter, which spoils it a bit for me
Nice shot with beautiful details! Well done...
Yeah, well, try walking in my shoes! :-) Great shot by the way
funny shot.. very well done. Evocative ;-)
a very simple subject, but very dramatic with colours and mood
This shot has a lot to look at - but i can't help feel bad for the little girl walking around with one flipflop.
Beautiful shot. Yes, you are always drawn to lost and lonely objects, but you always do great justice to them. it never gets boring!
Good luck with the tutorial!
Now I see why there has been no pictures recently! I'm signed up for the first tutorial and it's wicked.
Nice picture! :)
Thanks everyone, and my apologies for not posting anything for a while.