I look at that image and immediately I want to climb the stairs and see what's up there, it looks inviting, doesn't look cold, stirs up the need to explore the next level.
For some reason I really like this picture. I think it has something to do with both the rail and the stairs being shiny. It makes them look a bit soft (not in the focus sense).
Nice job on the lighting. I like how the leading lines provided by the rails draw you in. When I see this picture I immediately think of work at the office when the elevator is out.:D
I like it.... feel compelled to climb the stairs though I woulldn't call it inviting ... more like curiosity at whats going to jump out at you once you get to the top!!!!
Wow, I looked at this image for the first time and it had the WOW factor. I don't know what it is - it's simple, but the lighting is fabulous. GREAT GREAT GREAT image
Good use of light and shade to draw the eye into the picture.
Personally I wouldn't use "inviting" as a description. To me the dark areas almost make this look intimidating - you can't quite see enough to be sure of what awaits you...
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I look at that image and immediately I want to climb the stairs and see what's up there, it looks inviting, doesn't look cold, stirs up the need to explore the next level.
Nice shot ........ Skippy (Australia)
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Nice job on the lighting. I like how the leading lines provided by the rails draw you in. When I see this picture I immediately think of work at the office when the elevator is out.:D
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Personally I wouldn't use "inviting" as a description. To me the dark areas almost make this look intimidating - you can't quite see enough to be sure of what awaits you...
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