Separate Journeys
Title: Separate Journeys
Camera: Nikon D80
Capture Date: 10/111/2008
Dimensions: 3872×2592
Exposure: 1/13 sec at f/11
Focal Length: 18mm
ISO: 100
Filter: None
Flash: None
Tripod: None
Uploaded Date: 10/16/2008
Comments: Pure HDR, one of the shots my company contracted me to do for them.
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adgray
I like the contrast of Nature vs Nurture
the creeping of the echo of nature into the stonework of the building and the reflection in the window looks rather war like [must go look closer] which is rather philosophical – making the building [nurture] appear reflective of man
But then perhaps I’m reading too much into a nice picky of a path! :O)
Chookas! ♥
Charles Dobbs ... replied
Very interesting thoughts adgray!
adgray
well if you look in the first window’s reflection it looks like a tank in the desert … or am I too imaginative for my own good? lol
So where is this building & why did you call the piece Separate Journeys?
Charles Dobbs ... replied
I am not sure I see a tank in the first window, maybe if I squint hard enough! ;-) This building is where I work. The building is surrounded by lots of trees and country. The trail is our walking trail that goes around the building and down to the lake in the back. It really is beautiful and we have to sit inside and see that beauty all day. So I saw the trail as a dividing line of what we have to do versus where we want to be.
adgray
I fully understand – I would never get any work done with a view like that :O)
Much better no view till after work :O)
Chookas! ♥
Robert Elliott
wonderful image Charles