Sailing by nikolais
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Very beautiful picture!!!
Looking back to this spring, especially April, "the cruellest month" according to T.S. Eliot, that enables the absolutely fantastic light that penetrates almost everywhere being almost unblocked by foliage... Have a great time. Nikolay
fabulous sky and street side shot...love the tone
Superb light, superb POV... a fantastic capure my friend!
Oops! A different kind of sailing than I expected. LOL Beautiful clouds sailing through the sky. It is amazing how things can appear in a photograph with a lot of contrasts. Here the trees look like the are growing on the roof, but I know they are probably on the other side of the building. They look as though they are trying to reach the clouds. Wonderful photograph, Nikolay. Hugs, Suzanne
Great B&W again Nikolais ! Love this particularly !
Very good B&W photo!
As you say Nikolay, the light here is fantastic and the mono image is just perfect.
the light that is mostly even throughout this photograph helps to unlock detail in the darker areas. A very nice conversion to B/W. Thank you for sharing. egmont
excellent mood
it's always a little bit sad to see old buildings neglected and vandalized, but they can make great b/w images.
What a lovely old building....great photo !
A nice compo and presentation - the converging verticals I find a little disturbing .
excellent photography !
There is something very beautiful about old buildings and old trees. They have so much more soul then the new. It is true, early spring, winter, and late fall are the best times for awesome shots such as this one!
An excellent capture!
fine art and well done it in b&w, klasse! lg. lordlotte
this could be on a back street of Dallas.really works with b/w
I like the b & w photo very nice...
were is it this place if u don't mind me to ask