hints, allegations and things left unsaid...
The boy at the fort (III)
The last of the three portraits taken at the Chitradurga fort.
The sentence above might sound like title of a Dali painting.
The three portraits, from the first portrait in color to the sepia tinted one to the one I have posted here, are in a way representation of progressive degeneration of memory.
posted: 8.12.05
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Very nice effect here. I found the geometric lines on the walls and floor interesting... as if they were drawn by the artist for perspective and not erased when the sketch was finished.
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Avis, at
8.12.05
I tried a lot to recolorize this using this (http://www.recolored.com/) but some how this tool failed in doing so :-(
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Sudhakar, at
8.12.05
:-) That's a nice perspective (pun unintentional) Avis!
Hey Sudhakar, may be you should try it with the previous (sepia tinted) post. That tool I suspect uses the Saturation and Lightness information from the picture and then applies the Hue from the lines you draw. This one being a monochrome, the lightness/saturation information is not conducive to "coloring" :)
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Deepak, at
11.12.05
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