Let's go Slowly
composition
Posted by H.O (BC, Canada) on 8 December 2006 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.
Fujica Compact35
Have a nice weekend !! :)
@Still: Hi Still,
Thanks ! :)
Manuela Photography from Hainburg (near Frankfurt/Main), Germany
Incredible angle & depth!
8 Dec 2006 8:28am
@Manuela Photography: Hi Manuela,
Thank you :)
MnX from PARIS, France
Really great! I love it. Details in the front look very sharp.
8 Dec 2006 8:46am
@MnX: Thanks Cylille :)
@Makoto T: Thanks Makoto-san :)
Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan
hey H.O. cracking perspective and the colours are really rich. Have a good weekend too mate. Looking forward to the next picture. Take it easy.
8 Dec 2006 11:37am
@Duncan Galbraith: Hi Duncan-san,
Thanks kind word :)
Lisa from United States
Wonderful colors and light! Hope you have a great weekend too.
8 Dec 2006 12:21pm
@Lisa: Thanks Lisa,
I had nice weekend :)
micki from United States
Very cool perspective!! I love the brilliant blue reflections in the windows!! Whichever film you used, it was a good one. This was a slide, yes?
8 Dec 2006 1:47pm
@micki: Thanks Micki kind word.
Yeah,this film is slide film. Kodak EliteChrome/EX color100 :)
@badala: Thank you badala :)
Ryan Yam from Quezon City, Philippines
Interesting angle, however I personally think that the part of the building you captures lacks a bit of interest. Maybe you could have chosen the best side of the building :)
8 Dec 2006 2:28pm
@Ryan Yam: Hi Mr.Cute shot Ryan :)
Thanks kind word !
@Martine Lapointe: Merci Martine :)
Colour blind from Tokyo, Japan
Great job I like how the blues are really emphasized in this picture. WOnderful work!!
8 Dec 2006 3:04pm
@Colour blind: Thanks Kelly kind word :)
@Steve W: Thank you Steve kind comments :)
@Suby: Thanks Mr.Cool shot Suby :)
@NoWords: Thank you Mr.NoWords kind comments :)
Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium
I like the shapes in the building - nice clouds too
8 Dec 2006 7:00pm
@Jason Kravitz: Hi Jason,
Thanks kind comments. yes, it was mornig time :)
@anton: Thanks Anton ! :)
Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia
It is a dramatic shot, not short of impact!
Nice colour tone and perspective too
8 Dec 2006 9:03pm
@Chris Sullivan: Thank you Chris kind comments.
I really wanted show you original slide image, it's more better :)
Lia from Atlanta, United States
Such a beautiful architecture, you've captured it well. This angle makes the shot so much for dramatic; I love it that you show part of the sky...
9 Dec 2006 3:06am
@Lia: Hi Lia, nice to meet you.
Thank you kind comments.
Yes, that sky is my favorite part :)
@Tim: Hi Tim, Thanks kind word :)
don from spokane, United States
I really like the oblique angle looking up. That gives the picture a dynamic feel and adds to the impact. Well done.
10 Dec 2006 4:46am
@don: HI Don,
Thank you kind comments :)
@W.G: Hi Mr W.G,
doumo arigatou rabbi-san :)
Michelle Bialowas from Melbourne Victoria, Australia
What a dramatic composition - nice one.
12 Dec 2006 7:18am
@Michelle Bialowas: Hi Michelle,
Thank you ! :)
shane j montgomery from San Diego, United States
Nice feeling to this one, the tones work well. Don't ask me why, but it reminds me of looking into a marble and seeing the reflection of a building in all those interesting purple and blue hue's it casts. ... Weird :)
14 Dec 2006 2:15am
@shane j montgomery: Thank you Shane kind comments.
Yes, this time was morning and angle was north east. Oh,, and I used slide film this tme :)
leeroy from Japan
Interesting, I feel dizzy looking at it. The soft blues brought out on the buildings is very calming on the eyes.
14 Dec 2006 11:19pm
@leeroy: Hi, Leeroy. Nice to meet you again :)
Thank you kind word and you have really nice work I enjoy your photo always :)
[t e r r o r k i t t e n] from Bath, United Kingdom
Great perspective...amazing colours....very cool shot. Phil
14 Dec 2006 11:36pm
@[t e r r o r k i t t e n]: Hi Phil,
Thank you kind word Mr.terrorkitten :)
@Evi: Thabks Evi :)
