Melbourne Skyscrapers "The Shadows in Between"
My Pentax K100D camera peered into the sky and captured darkness and light. The shadows in between two skyscrapers in Melbourne.
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tdierikx
This definitely does something for me… I’m not sure exactly what… but I like it… lol!
Benjamin Scheurer
that’s an interesting angle there…I like it a lot!
Michael Kienhuis
Just lovely, great angle and depth.
Celia Coulter
Thanks all for your lovely comments.
fotobahn
Beautiful lines and prespective!
Naomi Kevin
Great perspective! Good thing I’m not claustrophobic!
Sorin Reck
Fantastic angle very good captured
Paul Vanzella
Strong design element to this image… love the deep shadow creeping in from bottom right!
Celia Coulter
Thanks fotobahn, Naomi Kevin, Sorin and Paul!
cdwork
Love the contrast and line in this image
WanderingSoulArt
Beautiful Shot!!! impressive!
the perspective is perfect!!!
studiofascino
fantastic perspective!!!
Michael Oubridge
Great angle and use of the light :)
Pete Chennell
love the perspective and light..great shot
randmphotos
Celia this is great. Dark, tonal and confrontational.
Celia Coulter replied
thanks, this is one of my favourite shots.
RLHall
Interesting shot, like the angle and shadows
Celia Coulter
thanks to all who have commented. Your thoughts are appreciated
davoid
I take these kind of shots too. It’s a good one: the angle makes it for me. The right hand building looks like it’s far away but when you tilt your head it’s closest to the camera. It is a completely abstract shape/element.
On my screen the left hand bottom section is total black and then in a short space blends back into the building. It’s kind of like and inky fog.
My only reservation is the cropping across the top of the image. It looks a little to close to the two pointy bits on the left building top. But that’s just me. I like the crop to be not too close or too chop it off rather than quite close or nearly touching. Not sure why.
Celia Coulter replied
I think you could be right about the closeness of the closeness of the crop. Unfortunately that was the top end of the shot I didn’t do any editing on this one so I can’t try a wider one to see how it looks – alas.
davoid
Yes, that happens with mine sometimes. Either I didn’t notice or had trouble seeing the LCD screen. Mine is 1.6” and not that bright.
The image is still good though. Most people wouldn’t have noticed until I spoiled it for them…d’oh.
Jeremy Harrington
awesome lighting/shadows and perspective.. nice shot Celia
Anthony Mancuso
lovely work Celia, excellent contrast
The InnerNorth...
very good
midzing
fantastic lighting and perspective,,, well done
hardhhhat
Hi – Great angle – it’s great to look up sometimes especially in a city. I work in London and get similar shots of some amazing buildings but find most people walk around looking down – they just don’t know what they are missing.
BlackLemonz
Great shot Celia, excellent perspective.
Celia Coulter replied
Thankyou for your comments and anyone else who has also stopped by who I haven’t responded too.
JimFilmer
Like the strong straight lines and how the building is rising out of the shadows
Sorina Williams
Wonderful shot!!!!!!!
Michael Kienhuis
Beautiful M:>
Celia Coulter
thankyou
Ian Kahler
wow… this is like … reverse verdigo… lol
excellent angle… well seen!