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Kvikken — Turn on the bright lights
Published: 2008-09-24 18:10:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 4093; Favourites: 55; Downloads: 0
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Nationaltheateret train station in Oslo, Norway.It is not as empty as it seems, but few people use the entrance at this end of the platform.
All of my metro/underground pictures can be found here
Post-processing:
Lightened and adjusted the white balance in camera raw. Added a black and white layer set to overlay (90%) and one set to multiply (20%). Adjusted the curves, converted to black and white and cropped a bit.
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Comments: 19
Hello there,
this stunning piece was featured right here...! [link]
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Hello there,
this stunning piece was featured right here...! [link]
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Very nice, I'm particularly fond of the dramatic nature of the black & white; I assume this has something to do with the processing that you've applied? Mine always look somewhat flat, hah. Anyway, back to the piece and this has a densely cinematic feel, which is pretty cool.
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it looks stunning!
I love it, the composition and the contrast is simply awesome!
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This is actually from an underground train station and not a subway (not that it really matters 
Don't you have it there? I think Oslo is the only town in Norway with a subway so most people don't have it here either!
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There's one in Stockholm but that's the only one here in Suede.
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I wish there were more metros here in Norway, but the fascinating thing about the metro in Oslo is that most of the stations (that are underground of course, it's not so many of them actually...) are completely different.
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Love the perspective and B&W effect, nice shot!
Your work is featured in my latest journal, [link] .
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that's great, i have seen few better B&W then this, i absolutly love it.
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