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Fire!! Fire!!

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In the older part of Chicago, there are fire escapes between most of the buildings. They created such a geometrical image and I tried to get one whole shot. Just didn't come out the way I liked, so here's a part I DID like!!

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elfin14doaks

9:38PM | Wed, 07 October 2009

Holy Cow....... sorry had to look behind me to see if he was coming. That's a lot of fire escapes. Love the geometry of it.

thevolunteer

10:20PM | Wed, 07 October 2009

Glad I don't live that high up... They say not to live above the 6th floor. That is where the fire ladder stops.. Nicely captured. Aloha

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bmac62

10:33PM | Wed, 07 October 2009

Now this is really a view not seen by most. Great shot. Fire escapes have saved hundreds of lives but I also must admit thinking...some few people made a lot of money in every city when fire escapes were mandated.

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sharky_

11:38PM | Wed, 07 October 2009

I had the same thoughts as bmac62, lol. Of course I've never been on one... Nice capture. Aloha

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Meisiekind

11:59PM | Wed, 07 October 2009

It looks so confusing.... What a great shot Marilyn! Well done! :)

MrsLubner

12:29AM | Thu, 08 October 2009

As a kid, walking through downtown Cleveland with my dad, I thrilled to the sight of the old fire escapes. I could image having to crawl out on one and make my way down with fire licking at my fingers and toes. There aren't many left-at least not where I live now. Love this mess-o-steps.

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bazza

2:28AM | Thu, 08 October 2009

That's a lot of fire escapes, nice capture, well done...

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awjay

10:40AM | Thu, 08 October 2009

i will stick to ground level

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durleybeachbum

11:42AM | Thu, 08 October 2009

Brilliant image!

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hipps13

2:38PM | Thu, 08 October 2009

awesome capture warm hugs, Linda

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blinkings

3:40PM | Thu, 08 October 2009

This is awesome. I can imagine this working really well in black and white too. It would look great blown up on my wall!

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MossSphere

4:33PM | Thu, 08 October 2009

I hope there isn't a fire - you'd get lost in that lot! Great shot and pov.

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nitemare13

5:20PM | Thu, 08 October 2009

Nice geometry.Looks great!

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auntietk

8:53PM | Thu, 08 October 2009

You did a great job at showing this amazing scene! Nothing like it out here, huh? Well done.

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CoreyBlack

11:34PM | Sat, 10 October 2009

I agree, it's very difficult to get a full-on shot of one of these endlessly long Chicago monsters! Thankfully I've never had to avail myself of one of these most visible reactions to the Great Fire of 1871, but the thought of having to do so inspires vertigo. I've found the only way to fit MOST of one into a shot is to lay flat on the ground below and shoot upward. A great shot that captures the oftten maze-like shapes and patterns of the big city.

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Chipka

9:39PM | Sun, 11 October 2009

These are really hard critters to photograph, and what makes them different than most critters is that they stand still! But they're like Cicadas, there are so many of them it becomes confusing. This shot works really well. It looks so urban, so crisp and clean. I love the complex geometry of it. Fantastic job!


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