Pathway to the Gods. by blinkings
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I really like the side of this city building. If you lay on your back, it looks to me like a quiet pathway to the Gods! Don't ask how I discovered this!
Comments (17)
Excellent capture.it indeed looks like a road to heaven.
Cheers!
Nicely done my friend. The HDR really adds depth.
Yes I love the gritty shadows you can capture with HDR.
Way cool. I love the pov - it's quite easy for my brain to turn it 'round and see a path!
Ah, fun view. I don't have to ask how this came about...I can well imagine :-)
You laying down in the street again?!?! How many times have you been told... Lol! Nice shot. How many funny looks did you get?
Splendid composition and colors my friend
Now this is unique. I applaud your use of HDR...been fiddling with it myself trying to figure out what I like. See, laying down on the job does produce fruit:)
Laying down on the job is an art form....an art form that I can say without any shadow of a doubt, I have mastered!
Viewing full size is a must because that brickwork is just plain freaky! Or is it me!!!?? Great photo, mate! rob.
I think it's you Rob. ;) Cheers!
lol yeah it must have taken sooooo long to lay all those bricks. One big sheet of concrete or whatever would have been quicker I guess, but I do like the look of conventional bricks.
Beautifuòl Idea and point of view!!! Well done!!! :)
way cool shot and postwork...smile... and cool you did not got driven away by the men with the white lab coats while taking this shot laying on the street...grin
Wonderful POV and capture; such a beautiful sense of texture!
I love these sort of shots! Well done!