Still Life, Portraits, Urbex
Robert powerful, as if end of days!!! Cheers Nonoy Manga
Thank you, Nonoy! 🙂
Nice POV!
Thanks, Sonali 🙂
colonna sonora molto appropriato 🙂
Grazie, Nick! 🙂
Great sky!
Thank you, Noeline!
Great shot, I got a touch of vertigo looking at this one..:-)
That makes both of us, Ed. 🙂 Thanks for your comment!
Great image and a good track from a great album. Nice!
Cheers, John! I agree, I find myself listening to that album more and more while I’m wandering around taking photos. Forgot how excellent it was! 🙂
¡Muy buena perspectiva y un tono que me gusta mucho!, saludos
Gracias, Manoli! El tono era un poco difÃcil en este, pero creo que salió OK. 🙂
fantastic. love the detail
Thanks, Pixelogist!
Another great shot and the soundtrack is perfect.
Thank you, Ken! I think I’m going to start adding some more music to my posts, may add another dimension to the photograph.
Wonderful contrast between the sky and foreground. I’ve been trying to figure out just what it is and haven’t a clue….what is it, or what is it a part of??
Thank you, Suzy! It’s a fire escape, (almost) completely straight up. 🙂
Awesome! ~Patty
Thank you, Patty! 🙂
wonderful view upwards.
Thanks Sedge!
Stunning! Looking at it is as though running my hands over aged suede. How do you do that!
Thank you, Melanie. 🙂 I spent quite a good amount of time toning this one, trying to get the texture in black and white to look decent. 🙂
Impressive view 🙂
Thank you, f-Stops! 🙂
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Thank you, Patty! I’m honored by your nomination! 🙂
Ooops! This comment is for the doors & fire escape. Glad you posted color & B&W on the stairs/doors. The faided primarys with the context make for a nice compositions that says something. The B&W really pulls out the geometry/structural which is at play. Good Job!
Thank you for your kind words, Bocotypo – I agree. I usually use B&W to put more focus on the structure and compositions, but I really liked the colors of the doors. When in doubt, post both! 🙂 Thanks for your comments!
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