Grungiest door in the neighborhood

Richard

Five shot vertical pano:
1.

Details:
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3.

4.

black mamba

I think you've got more of a flair for the abstract than you realize....or maybe care to admit. In any case, this is good stuff. I'd like to see more of this genre from you.

Stay safe,

Tom

Richard

Thanks, Tom. Here's another from the set:

5.

I could probably find a dozen other details if I tried, but I guess I'm more of a street shooter at heart. I did enjoy doing some extreme processing on #3 and #4, so maybe I'll come back to this one in a couple of months when it's too hot to breathe here, much less shoot.

black mamba

You're a street shooter supreme, no question. But, like most accomplished photographers, you can excel at other challenges.....i.e. abstract work....when sufficiently motivated. It's been my observation, over the years, that when you jump into the abstract world, you produce very credible work.

We in north Florida have developed a new dance.....it's called the A.C. Hop. When out and around, we go only from one air conditioned spot to another. No AC....no visit from the dancers. Yesterday here, it was 95% and about 90 per cent humidity. I was lucky to get home alive.

Stay safe.

roaddog52

@black mamba said:
I think you've got more of a flair for the abstract than you realize....or maybe care to admit. In any case, this is good stuff. I'd like to see more of this genre from you.

Stay safe,

Tom

I agree with Tom. Really interesting work!

Phil

Stumblebum

Light control is perfect Richard!

Richard

Thanks for looking in, Phil and Taz.

willard3

I like the details in 2, 3 and 4 Richard

Richard

@willard3 said:
I like the details in 2, 3 and 4 Richard

Thanks. #3 is probably my favorite.