Waiting For The Train by beachzz
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Last week when I was working for my friend near San Francisco, I passed the train station several times a day. There are many of these metal benches--I love the clean lines. I'll have to go back, though, I never did get the shot of the train I wanted!!
Comments (19)
Perfect urban minimalism! I love this shot. It's very clean, very striking. I love the sense of geometry and no-frills functionality that itself attains an artistic grace. The light is fantastic!
awesome wait warm hugs, Linda
Excellent capture! Next time you go to the train station to take pictures, I hope you remember to take your camera! LOL!
Beautiful lines and POV. Great capture!
Very cool all around!
Excellent shot and POV... Aloha
Nice shot of this bench, pity you missed the shot of the train.. Excellent shot anyway!!
I like this a lot. Love the seat patterns and the B/W adds so much to this. well done
Excellent! This is a really good design, some of our older ones hold water!
excellent abstract pattern
fantastic!!!
Plain, simple, to the point. Wonderful lighting and absolutely no distractions. Great shot.
Great shot!
Nice! I like the POV and the shine on the metal...excellent work!
Very unusual and unique. Wonderful work.
very nice exposure, b&w was a good choice
Wonderful image Marilyn! I love the light you caught! :)
This is really good, 5+
beautiful moody shot, filled with dark & hidden light, and you caught it as if the bench rolled out in front of you for the sole purpose of capturing that light. Oddly, in retrospect, if feels as if it belongs to the events of the weekend, because it's a mysterious presence stretching out to catch the light for you, as if JoAnn were speaking to you this night, appearing in the things before you to remind you she hasn't left and will be with you as you go on your way...Beautiful shot, has a vision-quality, and so nice that you did it in b&w so that pure light was its subject above all else...Many blessings to you still, and to the others who are walking with this loss. I know it's a long journey to embrace & transform it. ("...and so I send O all her faith and all my love to tell her that she will move from mourning into morning..." from "Sonnet to My Mother" by George Barker.)