Patea Freezing Work Ruins B& W

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Patea Project!

Sophie - Jul 29, 2014 08:02 PM EDT
Hello Tania, I am doing a project on Patea for my architecture thesis at Victoria University. This photo is great, and as you can imagine, it is hard to find recent photos of the freezing works! I was wondering whether you might be able to send me a high res version of the photo for me to use in my thesis, with full reference to you as the photographer of course. My email address is sophie.h.edwards@gmail.com if you are inclined to get in contact - I would really appreciate it! Sophie

TMR8 - Feb 09, 2008 03:24 AM EDT
Thanks Gav. It will be interesting to see it for myself when we go back there this weekend.

GAV - Feb 09, 2008 03:21 AM EDT
Great photo Tania. One to treasure, now that it has burnt to the ground.

TMR8 - Feb 05, 2008 04:50 PM EDT
these old buildings are on fire releasing asbestos into the air. the wind is carring the .toxic smoke over Patea with some residents being evacuated through the night with the town on alert. The Waitangi Day concert in the small town has been cancelled, This is a beautiful old ruin as a photographer I love it. I hope fire fighters and residents stay safe

Guest - Jan 10, 2007 09:33 PM EDT
John thank you I am glad you like it.

Guest - Jan 10, 2007 05:51 PM EDT
Striking subject, well presented. Funny how you can live near to a subject and not realise how it could photograph well. I like it.

Guest - Jan 10, 2007 03:35 PM EDT
Steve you are the best. That is what I was looking for (Without knowing what I was looking for)lol. Will give it a go and get back to you.

Guest - Jan 10, 2007 08:36 AM EDT
I like the "super" landscape orientation, and B&W fits the rather desolate subject. I don't know if you simply removed the colour by desaturating as your description suggests, but if you did I'd recommend experimenting with the channel mixer in PS. If you alter the balance of the RGB channels, setting the output to monochrome and holding the luminosity constant (there's a selection box I think you can check to do this) then you can get a great range of effects, particularly in altering the tonal values in the mid tones and sky thereby giving greater punch and contrast to the image.