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This was way more fun to do than anything should be!
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Comments (32)
WOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWW!!!!!!
You're just having way too much fun! Great shot
Damn, I'm so confused, but this is great!!
Oooooooh...it kinda make me think you got a job at NASA! I love the geometry of this, the topsy turvy element, and the fantastic black and white contrast. I'm gonna love catching up!
As I said on yesterday's upload of my orange peel, "I don't do much in the Abstract Genre...", but it sure is fun. So far I've stood up and looked at this upside down...but still am puzzled. Could be a frame for an awning but if it is, somebody went to a lot of extra trouble. Oh, well, back to shape, form and color...most intriguing and well done.
very interesting "object" !!!! Great photo!
Very clever Tara. Truly makes me observe this capture and a wonderful b&w.
Beautiful composition. excellent work
Awesome. You saw and captured this well!
Fabuloso!!
It looks very interesting and cool :)
great pic!
Cool pov Feels like I'm falling up!! tom
very interesting POV!!!!!! bravo!
wow awesome POV !
Please, what is it?
Look like the framework of a boat under construction, well done sweetie :)
If it weren't for the lamp globes I wouldn't have a clue that this was flipped...great work!
Interesting photo!
Cool capture !! Superb !! :)
wow... that looks like a bottom of some kind of fantastic ship! (I hope the floor wasn't too cold :) Awesome work!!!
nice shot...
Dizzyingly outstanding! LOL Great composition and pov
Beatiful B/W and the struture is stunning! It´s a great effect!
Wonderful structure. Great shot!!
wonderful photo!
Wow this is cool looking and great capture of it...
another of your fun & thoughtful architectural shots. The slight grain gives a sense that we're almost looking at a model; it removes some of the looming space, and makes it more immediate. And of course turning it upside down allows us to see it in a fresher light. (When we studied architecture years back—as viewers not as architects!—we'd turn photos upside down, just to remove the associations of 'room' and 'ceiling' etc, and feel the design afresh.) In this shot, it looks like a big cradle with a net in the middle. Very nice work...
so much beautiful and coool
BW or not ? Great effect but what was it really ?