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rabirius 
34 responses to “As White As Chalk”
When I was young, teens, I love the beach. However, only I going to beach in order to walking, but I don’t take sun. Greetings!
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…well, this is not the beach – I took the picture in Pamukkale – so this is a rock made of chalk with little pools from where the water runs down the rocks…
…I also don’t like to lay on a beach – but like to walk by the water.
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I would guess Pamukkale , yes incredible nature beauty.
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Yes, you’re right.
I remember that it was raining that morning – so we had the place nearly to ourselves for half the day…
…but then all the tourists arrived at once in the afternoon, and we left 🙂
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Really funny shot; somehow the overdose of white gives a Pop-Art-feel to the scene, together with the way the figures are posing. Very nice!
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When I came to Pamukkale I first thought it was too crowded – but then I noticed that the people there were very funny – and so I took the picture.
Thanks for the compliment!
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Seriously cool effect! Care to share how went about doing it? Either way I will surely try to mimic it 🙂
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Thank you.
Well, that was very simple – as the basic picture was already very white due to the chalky rocks I made a monochrome HDR and later reduced the blacks with the histogram and a few other tools. (I probably didn’t use the right terms – my photoshop version is not in English so I’m not sure how they call it there.)
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Thanks, will do some experimenting.
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Wow! I love this! Sorry my phone isn’t working properly and won’t let me hit the like button. Hugs Paula. Xx
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Don’t worry, your comment already made me happy!
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Thank you! Xx
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Great shot and great processing too is a fantastic “high Key”
greetings
HG
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Thank you very much, HG.
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My impression is that this is a winter landscape and the bathers look a little ignorant of it. They have a great time and the guy’s swimsuit is very interesting.
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They must be very tough if they go out like this in winter…
…I did’t the photography in Pamukkale – so it is chalk and not snow – and the temperatures were mild, as far as I remember.
But yes, one can see it as snow as well.
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Fantastic effects – love it – a corridor to mystery
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Thank you very much for the compliment.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Those frozen joyful moments ! simply amazing !
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Thank you, Aziz.
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Genial el tratamiento de los blancos. Me gusta.
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Muchas gracias, Mateo.
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Excellent!!
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Thank you!
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Stunning picture… 🙂
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Thank you again!
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Made me smile 🙂
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Me too, when I saw this scene 🙂
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I like a lot 🙂
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Thank you, Jean-Paul.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Reblogged this on Manolis.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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