Comments about hues

There are 9 comments about "hues"

GGP: oldskool, yeah. these bring back hues that have been lost to us since the '70s. Thanks!...

in response to: Gone Lakefront Memories by joey

EvilGentleman: Amazing how the lighting hues make the first reflection appear to be diasassociated from the others, and how the clone on the end looks to be shorter than the others....

in response to: An Experiment by Elicar

Paul G: There is something very pleasant about the palette employed by the artists who made the original images - on the walls. Australians, in contradistinction to Americans, use hues that are more "earthy" (?) in......

in response to: Street Art Fitzroy by ninety9lives

J.J. From a Puerto Rican brother: I'm not writing this to judge or criticize anyone. Just to try to open a little conscience on la raza Latina. Mi gente, how can you speak of love when you talk everyone else down.......

in response to: Humboldt Park by corsakti

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Congrats on the new bike. I love the orange hues in perfect contrast to the steely blue bike. Do you live by a nuclear power plant or was the colour just lucky happenstance? ...

in response to: New Bike by ian

Jamie: it's just the way my camera picks up orange street light at a 1/4 second shutter speed. 1 second or more and you get truer hues but my hand isn't steady enough for that shit.......

in response to: Horncastle by Night (Part Two) by Jamie

GGP: well, hot damn! this is fabulous. i love the primitive graininess and the watercolory hues. makes me think of an early 60s road movie, or rudy burckhardt's photos of queens...and films. nice to watch it silent, and very......

in response to: First Video Post! by Peter

Peter: kelsey, heh! yeah, the strange reddish and purplish hues come from the cameraphone... i installed a hack to get better saturation (think: lomo-like cameraphone!) which, though drastically improving the resolution/saturation of the photos, causes those hues.......

in response to: A Walk Through Brick City by Peter

Peter: I really like looking at older pictures like these; the colours and hues all look slightly different. In my mind, I can almost percieve that the world, 30 years ago, actually existed in those hues......

in response to: Yuba by Paul G