Steppin Up by beachzz
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I was going thru some old fotos and came upon this. I believe it was from the trip to Chicago Tara and I took several years ago. Have no idea just where it is, but I still like it a lot.
Comments (15)
Interesting step design, you almost could go in a circle :) Kewl! Aloha
Lines, angles, shadows...so much to like!
Intense line designs here. What a great shot. As bmac62 said, "So much to like".
That is very nice! Wish it were close to here as it would be great for photographing women around there.
brilliant compo and light/shadow play!
FAB pic! A very satisfying composition.
Outstanding composition, POV, sharp contrast and repetition in this marvelous black and white, Maz. And Chicago has become a killing field, with a very high rate of murders. I'm not sure if it was like that when you were there.
great geometry!
LOVE this!! I don't know where it is either, but wow ... NICE!
I know EXACTLY where this is, and you took it with me, because I have almost the same shot in my collection. Not Chicago, but Seattle, right down on the waterfront. Great shot!
Lol, thanks, Denise--talk about a memory lapse!!
It's very good! Only the lines maybe ...
What a shot! I love the lines! The curves...the light and shadow. The memory lapse, as Denise describes, is so typical of the sort of thing that happens to me. To quote the Chumbawumba song with a title I can't recall: "Do you suffer from short term mem-o-ry loss?" "I don't remember." I like this shot a lot! It's so clean, crisp, and elegant. Very modern.
Quite interesting composition.
The Chumbawamba song is called straightforwardly enough, "Amnesia." A feeling I've developed almost all the time these days. So nice to know that this is Seattle, as I was thinking I'd completely lost it trying to figure out where in Chicago this was. When I first clicked on it, it reminded me of an almost forgotten (early Eighties?) commercial for perfume or something where people were walking on giant piano keys while "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" played. But that's just me... Great shot.