Candle Snuffer by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Goodall Mills
Sanford, Maine
October, 2016
Perspective is everything.

Comments (16)
lovely shot
You lined this up perfectly - the only thing that could have improved it would have been if you had caught it with a wisp of smoke coming out of the chimney...
Great capture!
Superb shot!!
Yes it is, love this
HAHA! Yes they look exactly like Candle snuffers. Well seen and captured, my friend :)
Brilliant! so well seen, what a shot!
Superb photo, excellent composition!
Haa! Great going! But I wonder what's become of all the people who worked in these industries? Unemployed? I remember the late 1970s when I as at Harvard a few months, I stayed at Lynn, Massachusetts. There were a lot of shoe industries that had folded and a lot of unemployed. I felt so sorry for them. Great US shoes, out of business. Cheap shoes imported, which would become fashionable brand names. Trump has a heck of a job cut out for him if all these industries are to be revived or replaced. Keep up the good work! :-)
excellent
Delightful! Don't you just love it when things line up like this? So fun... A most delightful photo, Tara!
I'd sell my soul (well, almost) for one of those streetlight units....
A great find, as match. With this photo once again you tell a story, dear Tara!
Nicely balanced!
One way to stop air pollution. This is SO good, Tara. What a spectacular eye you have.
lol, Mark, and I agree with him too. The silhouetting of the forms allows for your title to work perfectly. And it's a strong abstract too, even without the 'snuffer' part in mind. Proportions are fine too---all that sky balancing the deep shadows of the lower third. Striking, pure and simple. And I recognize those new england shapes and colors.
heh snuff film, eh?