Bars, lines and shadows #2 by goodoleboy
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The front gate of the local Southern California Edison substation, captured 10/6/14, very early morning, looking southeast, about 1.25 miles from my abode.
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Allaismalardik.
Comments (8)
Wonderful shadowplay, Harry; and I love that the lens flare seems to be giving us the view of another planet overlaid onto our plane of existence. Nice of the power company to build that fencing so that the sun would hit those bars just that way! Well seen and very well captured!
Nice capture of this very cool front gate they have, Harry.
beautiful solar lighting through all these metal structures ... in the morning, already out ... would you sleeping problems ???
A very creative & artistic interpretation of what would probably register as just background noise to the average passerby...
Fantastic capture and great lights and shadows !!!
I love the purple effect from the sun.... Wonderful POV to capture this.
great lighting~!~
Claude (photosynthesis) summed up part of your whole way with the camera. And this 'background noise' becomes almost apocalyptic. It's not just the light---which obviously bursts into this scene---but your dramatic angle. The plants in front are rowed (I almost wrote "pleated"---can you believe that?), in rows I mean. But you caught the shadows from the gate, and saw immediately that they created rows too, so you got double rows. The lines are continued on the pavement on the right, and echoed in the verticals of the two walls (and of course in the gate). And those lens flares are always welcome by me, as is the big obliterating sun. A strange sight, perhaps, but it became a visit from another planet (as Denise says) via the lighting and your capturing it at a peak moment, along with that highly dramatic pov. Fine seeing all around. (I'm skipping only so I can get to some of your previous works as well. It's not a judgment of the most current works, at all.)