Abandoned Brick Factory

fullyreclined

Shot at the Don Valley Brickworks in Toronto. Had to crawl underneath a fence to get in but was worth the effort! Used a 20D w/ 24-70L.

DJKennedy

What really makes it stand out is the suns rays.

It was definately worth it for you to bypass that darn ol fence to get a shot like this.

firedancing4life

excellent for a first post!

I'd love to see a higher res shot....nevermind...i found it

Swartzy

This is a very nice shot
Yes, the sunrays add to the overall lighting/concept/theme but overall it is a wonderful composition. Very good work!

Skippy

fullyreclined wrote:

Shot at the Don Valley Brickworks in Toronto. Had to crawl underneath a fence to get in but was worth the effort! Used a 20D w/ 24-70L.

The Beams I love the Beams ohhhhhhhh yeah your not wrong it was indeed worth crawling under the fence for.......those light rays really do make this shot .......... well done ......... Skippy (Australia)

zacker

very cool... good job!

douglas

Excellent shot, the rays add a great deal to an already great seen.

Awais Yaqub

Welcome with great photo ! :ivar

fullyreclined

thanks for the kind comments. I'll have to get back to that place, you can easily spend a few hours in there shooting!

Awais Yaqub

fullyreclined wrote:

thanks for the kind comments. I'll have to get back to that place, you can easily spend a few hours in there shooting!

Yeah i can see a lot things there !!! :ivar

Nikolai

Awesome!

fullyreclined wrote:

Shot at the Don Valley Brickworks in Toronto. Had to crawl underneath a fence to get in but was worth the effort! Used a 20D w/ 24-70L.

If you ever decide to reshoot, I suggest you try the "Navajo trick".
When the tourists are approaching the famous sun beams in the slot canyons, like this one:


the guide simply throughs a few handfuls of dust in the air :-)

I think if somebody would simply jump around the floor for a minute or two, it will create a great ray-catching media :-)

Great image anyway!