I really like the "fisheye" illusion and the lines and shapes... I do wish I could see more at the bottom - the lower curve of the stairway etc.
Nice control of light and dark Cristóbal - shooting up in this situation is tricky.
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edited January 3, 2014
I agree with Eric....there's a lot to like in this shot. My eyes, though, tend to wander about the scene, seeking a definitive subject to lock on to. This is a tough kind of shooting to do. You did well, Cristóbal.
Take care buddy,
Tom
I always wanted to lie naked on a bearskin rug in front of a fireplace. Cracker Barrel didn't take kindly to it.
I agree that a wider shot would have been better, but I was as wide as I could with that lens. In addition to get more of the lower part I would have liked to include more of the circle on the top.
Tom is right that there is a lot to look at and it is easy to get distracted, however, I tend to like photos that make you discover things.
I walked away with a rhythmic engagement with the shot, first time.
Second time round - same thing
Architectural shots are usually static (to me), this one is different
I don't know if my words make sense, but I like the shot and it's effect
Good see
Thanks, it makes sense to me. I think that the black and white stairs coming down from top left to bottom right is what provides that wave-like rhythm you're talking about.
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Nice control of light and dark Cristóbal - shooting up in this situation is tricky.
Take care buddy,
Tom
I agree that a wider shot would have been better, but I was as wide as I could with that lens. In addition to get more of the lower part I would have liked to include more of the circle on the top.
Tom is right that there is a lot to look at and it is easy to get distracted, however, I tend to like photos that make you discover things.
Good comments.
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Thank you.
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I walked away with a rhythmic engagement with the shot, first time.
Second time round - same thing
Architectural shots are usually static (to me), this one is different
I don't know if my words make sense, but I like the shot and it's effect
Good see
Thanks, it makes sense to me. I think that the black and white stairs coming down from top left to bottom right is what provides that wave-like rhythm you're talking about.
www.mind-driftphoto.com
Thanks for looking, glad you appreciated it.
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