Suburbia Blues VII by CAFxX
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Nikon D70, ISO 200, raw developing and postprocessing in PS9. Torino, July 25th, 2006.
Another one of those building we're going to lose. These are the "Officine Grandi Riparazioni" where they used to repair trains. All of this complex has recently being bought by my university in order to expand. I don't think they will really blow it up, but they'll change it deeply nonetheless.
Anyway, hope you like it.
Thank you for viewing - comments are appreciated.
Comments (14)
OUTSTANDING!!
This has great depth. I like the way the colors drain down the sedemented walls into the dirt and rubble with a little fleck of blue in the far room. ...and the arch framed by the square door space really nice
what wonderful textures..great job..S
WOW the textures and light and mysterious look leads the out right over and out the door ... excellent work of art here!!
Love this. Incredible character shot. You feel like you are back in time someplace.
Very interesting shot!!!! I like it!
Great texture and composition - great shot!
Great set up shot! I like how you used both doors. Shows a way out of the mess. Great shot :-)
I love it! Excellent capture and excellent POV.. Beautiful!
love old buildings. this is super looking. love the textures on the walls
Love the textures in this.
the sad and desolate place. we still have a lot of such things. a very good compo and light.
If I lived near there, I'd just hang out and take pictures all day. Great shot, but with a location that fantastic it'd be hard to screw up.
This is an excellent photo. So clear as glass. Bravo !!