Upon The Roof by beachzz
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Description
Another Chicago shot--just liked both the lines of the house and the contrast of the weathervane.
Comments (16)
The colours are pretty good too!
Excellent work!!!
Looks great. It appears somebody has been taking target practice using the weathervane. Could that be?
A grand shot, Marilyn. Am checking in here via the city library. Hope to return to RR in the near future. I really miss everyone.
nice image
Fantastic image Marilyn! Great compo, color and textures! Bravo! :)
nice
nice contrast and pov my friend
Wowwwww!! This is great! I was attracted to the thumb, not thinking about who the artist was. Imagine my surprise! This isn't your usual style, but gosh ... it's glorious anyway!!
Bricks, glass and shingles! Superlative POV, clarity, contrast and lighting, M!
Nice shot love the weathervane.. well done...
Up On The Roof....the song? It must have been difficult for who ever put up that weather tower.... Aloha
Now I know why you are there, you went to bid on the old Al Capone place! I like the weathervane, too, looks cool!!!
this is cool warm hugs, Linda
Awesome , this is a really great shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is fantastic. There are a few houses along these lines in Chicago, and they always seem somewhat out of place...the architectural style is older and those red stones are fantastic! I love you POV here, I've got similar pictures in my own collection that are similar...something about that roofline is just appealing to me. Great clarity and wonderful moodiness too. How did I miss this before now? Oh, never mind, I saw it and I love it! This is superb work!