Atop the Peninsula by Moebius87
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This photograph was taken on the helipad of The Peninsula Bangkok. I was supposed to be doing a due dilligence inspection and taking photos for a report, but this sight was just too good to pass up.
I kinda like how the pollution is obscuring the lines of the buildings. Architecture has always had an impact on me, so I just want to share this one with you folks. Thank you for taking the time to view.
Comments (16)
Cool photo Moe, I guess this is where you get your inspiration for your excellent Dystopia City Blocks.
isnt it ironic how polution can be so beautiful.I can hear the hum of the city from here
If you had'nt said it was a photo, I'd have thought that this was a fantastic peice of lightwave work... scary pollution, brilliant photo.
Are stepping structures common there Moe...I notice several in the foreground and the background...
I was just going to say that Fillingim. There's at least 4 or 5 in that photo. Who'da thunk stairs would have such a huge impact?
LOL!!!
There's a building code in Bangkok that limits the shape of the buildings by calculating how much daylight is allowed at street level between the hours of 10AM and 3PM. Or something like that. I guess that kinda explains the "stair-step" effect.
Glad you decided to share it!
Now i know where you get your "Cityscape Inspirations" from lol
This image reminds me a bit of my home town (NYC). It's amazing what phtographic results one can get from pollution on images. Thanks for sharing this very cool pic Moe!
Very cool pic Moe! It looks like an ad for "Dystopia-the 20th Century".
Looks simply stunning... wish I'd seen that view in r/l, maybe 1 day :o) Thomas
Oh yes, too much sun can be bad for your skin.. um, it's the other way round? ;)
it has so great impact... like one is really there watchin the scene :)
ok its lovely but sadly id get lost and starve to death
I simply wish I could see this for real... But hey, one of your pics is just as good as reality :) Great as usual!
I see it in the Thumbnail, and though it was other of your digital cities, and, when i see it big i think, 'he's tryng to do it like a photo'. Thanx and good new year.