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Coarse Grain

Coarse Grain

A higher ISO setting combined with the infrared filter created an interesting texture in this photo; the effect reminds me of an old horror film. The details in all the stonework were quite astounding.
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It looks gritty and raw....I love it!
Sian
Fri 11-10-2006
potential wall paper here??? I love that I have to look up.
Kadee
Fri 11-10-2006
Kadee, you took the words right outta my mouth! Motts, just put the Opacity above, in the sky....Match the grit and color, so its hard to see....This my fave shot so far!
Tony C.
Fri 11-10-2006
The window ornamentation is fabulous.
Lynne
Fri 11-10-2006
yeah, it looks like something out of Nosferatu. NIce work, as always!
AlexA
Fri 11-10-2006
Oh wow. Just beautiful...now THOSE are some window treatments! So MUCH detail but not to the point where it could have looked gaudy or over the top.
ladyhawke04008
Fri 11-10-2006
Is that one window boarded up or is that a shade? If it is boarded, seems odd the others aren't...Stunning shot!
stormy_eyez74
Fri 11-10-2006
I must've stared at this picture forever... I got so lost in it... Gorgeous!
Chrissie
Fri 11-10-2006
I really love the work around those bottom windows, this is a great shot!
Jude
Fri 11-10-2006
the brick work is amazing.They dont make-em like that any more.
CSA fr USA
Sat 11-11-2006
Astounding...I'll second that.
Martymizuno
Sat 11-11-2006
When I first looked at this, I took a deep breath and said outloud, OH MY GOD. I can say no more.
NEVERMORE
Sun 11-12-2006
The Opened window with the shade pulled is the most interesting part of this picture to me. Why would the window be opened and the shade pulled completely down ......
MrsSmitty
Sun 11-12-2006
Love this one :)
Mynightmare
Mon 11-13-2006
got to this one just as the Sarah McLachlan's version of Gloom Sunday comes on my player. its so fitting, you guys should try it out.

beautiful shot.
Crystal
Tue 11-14-2006
sorry guys. thats Gloomy Sunday...
Crystal
Tue 11-14-2006
I love it again your talent shines through with every photo!! I can not wait to see the rest. :-)
rtotten
Tue 11-14-2006
Definately agree that it looks like an old horror pic! Love it! I just wish you couldve got inside, imagine what it couldve been like!!
Coby
Wed 11-22-2006
I don't usually comment in every picture, but each picture is better than the last - all I can say is "YIKES!" I got goosebumps!

It's so sinister and foreboding...and it seems as though it is beckoning you to come inside...
Michele
Sat 12-09-2006
Definitely one of my favourites on this site. Absolutely fantastic.
OfTheDawn
Sat 01-20-2007
I love the imposing angle here. The textural feeling makes it a more visceral experience as well. It brings to mind still shots from horror films. This shot is just dying to tell a dark, complex and intriguing story. It's lovely.
Proserpina
Tue 03-13-2007
Hauntingly Beautiful!
Ozark Gypsy
Tue 03-20-2007
i love the new comments layout.
fc
Wed 03-21-2007
This picture does cast some kind of movement in the Mona Lisa sense, I could of swore out of the corner of my eye, I saw the old window shades flutter slightly. Over course I am very exausted too. You give great effects Motts!
C-Note
Wed 04-11-2007
wow i mean wow!
lavender whisper
Fri 11-30-2007
They just don't make buildings like this anymore. The stonework around the windows is amazing.
Kathy W.
Sun 11-08-2009

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