Mercedes Building

i love the way you compose your images – i love the way they gently glow – this is great.

Superb and very good eye …

stunning, as always Paul, I love the tones. Jeffrey Smart would have been proud. :)

You are amazing at composing photos. This is fantastic. Your tones are amazing in all your work. Great job Paul.

The glow of the coulds is nice indeed.

Nice. There’s enough interest to keep your eyes busy for ages.

Another very interesting find, Paul, and shown off so beautifully!!!

Great shot Paul

You really have a style Paul, beautiful work!

I like the way the gentle sky, is “reflected” like a thought, on the featureless building surface.
a subtle and surreal shot.

Your unique light and PP! Beautiful image, perfect composition

great stuff paul! love the light. almost looks like it was generated rather than a photo

Marvelous composition on a very natural lighting..Love it a lot!best regards

When I first looked at this, I thought you were on the ground…it plays tricks on your eyes, because it’s not quite right to be ground level. Really interesting shot.

Another classic Vanzella treatment! I,m having a quick browse, while i wait for a plane in Madrid.

Regards Nick

that subtle glow is amazing, and for me, there is an overall surreal feel to this.. like I’m viewing it through the windscreen of my spaceship – such a cool feeling!!

Excellent!

I must second Kerry & Louise. With these last few shots I feel as if I am peering into the future. It feels as if we are looking at 2030. It’s so fresh and sleek. Well done as always Paul! I am so interested to see more like this. This along with The Tourists and Tarmac and Bruno would make a lovely set!

Good eye Paul,like the smooth colours in your work.

i love architecture and landscapes. you have combined the two nicely. good clean lines. interesting muted color scheme. well done.

Hi Paul, great image…I just love the tones in your work…don’t know how you do it but it’s fantastic and makes the ordinary look extraordinary;)

Great!

What a wonderful shot. Beautiful colours, tones and a suitable crop. But the thing I notice most is the wonderful composition and how the building is subtle in a way, yet prominent.

Paul, I love your style. The way you control your colors and your contrast is so superb. All your images are visionary. I love the muted tones on this image. And the door with the exit sign over it gives it a “exit to the real world” feeling. Very industrial and architectonica, with a little bit of light over the clouds as a hint of a “new dawning”. Perhaps just in my weird way of thinking. This image adds beautifully to your great body of work. Master of a style. Great image.

So subtle and clean, all your work is so new millennium.

Beautiful composition and subtle tone and colour.. lovely work.

MMMMMINIMALISMMMMM!

I love how you put things in flat plains Paul, sort’ve how the world looks through binoculars… and how you juxtapose various shapes… another cool image!

This is interesting Paul. Like some of your other images this reminds me of diorama. It’s quiet and so still. It makes me think this place is deserted of any human life, like the day after a nuclear holocaust.. the calm after the storm if you like. Really interesting style.

Good archetectual shot, lovrly clean lines, nice tones.
Love the pastel colours

THis reminds me of so many places … amazing ….

I enjoyed looking long at this and your ‘The Tourists’ the composition in both appeal to me a lot.

I love that buiding and the way you have presented it here is nothing short of BRILLIANT! Great framing and colours… absolutely love it!

I really like this. They’re such ordinary things, but you made them into eye candy! It’s almost bazzar looking, in a good way

this photo is great to me because my daughters name is Mercedes! wonderful photo

this is a brilliant image – it has some sort of glow to it

It looks like the Exit from a constructed world, ala Truman. Time to go home.

I kinda love being able to pick the locations in some of your work. You know if you’ve been there but they are not in your face. I can see South Melbourne but can’t work out which direction your facing.

oh, and I love your compositions.

And now that I actually read the description, its all making sense to me now!

Exit from natural lighting into the artificial fluorescent world?