Tunnel Vision by odie
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Comments (21)
Hey! Nice capture, excellent POV.
Yes, the angled POV (rather than straight on) is really nice. Excellent capture all the way around.
Love the lines and curves in this stunning capture. I agree the POV is excellent in this superb shot.
Gorgeous capture - I love the composition!
Really cool perspective. Great work!
Excellent POV!!!!!! Hope you're having fun!!!! looks like it!!
Very good compo!
Great POV and capture! Well done! :)
Gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby <(><...<(><....<(><....<(><....<><..
Very nice capture Odie! great choice to make it B&W -- it makes the architecture stand out!
It's not Black & White. I thought about converting it to B&W, but I like the sandy stone color. Hopefully the splash of red at the end of the tunnel draws ones eye...
got a lot of depth in this image . wonderful pov
Fantastic composition and POV,wonderful photo.
Interesting contrast of the helter-skelter barren tree branches against the artificial geometry of the arched corridor, Jodie. Is this a photo of when you were in Washington, DC, or are you still physically there?
I'm home in MN. This series of shots is from D.C. and I am way behind in uploading.
jodie, there are certain works which remind me how much of a fan I am, and this is one because I love your choices and your feel. If you crop the picture just above the planters (right-bottom), it's a completely different shot, and a good one too (!): 2 arches in shadow preceded by a sidewalk in light. But you included the planters, and they add a wonderful playfulness to the shot, in the repetition of their circles and just the fact that they're there. (And a classy placement of your signature, right into the rim of one of the planters!) The shade under the arches is wonderful, as is the tree in front of the arches which is almost a canopy. (Arches love you, I've decided.) And then the back of the shot where we return to light, and yes I can see the splash of red, and it does draw us through the shot. The awning moves at a different angle from your pov, so it's in subtle counterpoint...small but part of good photography because whether you consciously choose these things or find them intuitively, it's a matter of finding the music in front of you. It's really a capture of the mystery of a street woven under the restful shadows of a filtered sun; and it's restful and really very beautiful.
Beautiful...
I love the textures so abundant in the fine composition!
WOW JODIE!!! WHAT AN AMAZING composition !! top notch - brilliant work!!!
gorgeous image!
I, too, love the sandstone - and the signature on the pot is great! :)