Changing Oil into Gold

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By: Ian Cameron
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Ian Cameron {Karma:1163}
Project	#39 Artificial Light Contest	Camera Model	Pentax 67 II
Categories	Architecture	Film Format	Film 6x7cm
Portfolio		Lens	200mm lens
Uploaded	8/22/2006	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Velvia RVP
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Views	963	Shutter	10s
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/22
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Grangemouth State - SCOTLAND Country - United Kingdom
About	Although Oil refineries like this monster at Grangemouth are not everybody's idea of beauty I have to admit I was very taken with the effect of cross over lighting at twilight and the tungsten, fluorescent and mercury vapour lamps festooning the pipe work. The velvia and the required long exposure added additional colour through the effects of reciprocity failure. Hope you enjoy, the colours are very accurate but quite subtle. Please do take a look at my website at www.transientlight.co.uk
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Roger Williams

{K:86139} 8/26/2006

Ian, for two years I worked in the research labs of a complex like that at Billinghan. I wasn't taking photographs at the time, and now wish I had been. You have captured this complex looking its best, I'm sure. Quite beautiful in its own way!

Shirley D. Cross-Taylor

{K:174199} 8/23/2006

These always fascinate me, too, Ian. This is a most wonderful dusk capture...just perfect!:)

Hugo de Wolf {K:185110} 8/22/2006

Hi Ian,

I always love these industrial scenes - there's so much to see in them. they're beautiful in their own way.

I do like the use of almost complementary colours - it creates a very unusual, and surprising atmosphere.

Very well done.

Cheers,

Hugo

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