Slightly different angle

Gale · Apr 23, 2005

Same building at work. Still playing with the reflections on the glass.

Since this building is located on the river, I can only imagine this happening one day as the hurricanes take away so much sand and earth each time.

comments, critiques and ideas always welcome.

beaucamera · Apr 23, 2005

Interesting idea, Gale, but it's hard to know what your subject is. I have a suggestion, I think this would be more effective if you removed the top rung (and it's reflection) of the building and replace it with background clouds. I also thing a better delineation between the water and clouds would help.

Virginia
aka beaucamera

PhotoDawg · Apr 23, 2005

WHOA!! That is really cool lookin'!!

greyflash · Apr 23, 2005

That is the way that some people view the coast of California after the BIG ONE.

Gale · Apr 24, 2005

Yeah Virginia,

If you didnt see the first one of that building, it sure doesn't make any since. LOLOL

thanks for the Ideas. I may play with it again.

Gale · Apr 24, 2005

Hi Dawg,

Crazy looking abstract for sure. But it is kinda cool. I like the colors.

I took the picture in that direction and did not like it.
So this is what emerged.

thanks for you comments.

Gale · Apr 24, 2005

Gordon,

It is a scary thought. But this will happen one day.

These buildings are to close to the water. Wish I could judge distance. 75 feet maybe. The seawall partly washed out and had to be replaced AGAIN.

I am not much into abstracts.

Gale · Mar 15, 2017

Virginia,

Here is the original post of the building and reflections.

https://www.nikoncafe.com//forums/viewtopic.php?t=2028&highlight=

hans · Apr 24, 2005

Gale
I like it very much,you're a talent in these kind of pictures

DMcG · Apr 24, 2005

I'm impressed to see that you're not only experimenting with landscapes, but you're also going for abstract landscapes !

Well done !

If you could highlight the interface between the building and the water somehow, I think it would improve the shot. I think the brain understands about water at a fairly low level and expects to see a boundary line at some point. Unfortunately, creating a good solid / liquid boundary is very hard to do - even with quite sophisticated software packages.

Gale · Apr 27, 2005

Thank You Hans.

Doug,

take at look at the link I posted two posts up. Pretty hard to show a relationship, other than the one I did. I look at it at different angles every day.

Not sure what else to come up with.

Thanks for your kind words.

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