Skylights by TwoPynts
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Description
"When you look up do you see the sky, or the wall between you and the sky?" ~~~~~
Another abstract photo of the OCCC skylights (see previous photos). Not much was done in the way of postwork, the lighting conditions lent themselves to this selective color look. -----
Thanks for your "onward & upward" comments on my previous upload,
Going Up
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Olympus C8080wz & PhotoshopCS. (1084)
Orlando, FL, USA 2008
Sponsored by: 
Kramer Kreations 
Comments (39)
really interesting series.
Sublim and very graphic Kort!
Very cool Kort !
Wonderful series ;O)
cool omage ...this really appeals to me
A very interesting shot of these skylight. Aloha
The sky colors lend a really interesting contrast to the colors inside. Nice image!
Very cool windows!
Is it now a BW or a color shot! Fantastic how you have manipulated this architecture photography!!!
great capture, very abstract.
What a wonderful POV and a fine image Kort
I think these windows to the heavens are wonderful!
Brilliant pic!!!
Very neat!
nice concept.
Very impressive superb work !!!!
Very well done
Interesting capture.
very nice series, Kort. keep them coming.
You transformed this audacious architecture in a beautiful graphic image ! Well seen and well presented, Kort !
Beautiful!
A very interesting shot !!!!
A stunning pov. Your eye is visionary!
a very interesting photo ! very nice ...
Excellent picture. Todd
Cool capture:):):)
Like thise series, so mind working.
A splendid exercise in curved perspective displayed in this capture, Kort! Reminds me of the cross section of an airplane wing.
cool looking
Great Shot Kort... the perspective really messes with one's perception (even if you've seen the exact spot on a number of occasions). The limited color palette really work well for the image.