Night Station (No Postwork) by SoulEatar
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Comments (17)
Very modern! Gives one the sense that one must sneak up on a gas station. Very appropriate considering the prices!
Excellent image!!!
some great lines & lighting! ...can we afford it? :]
The British Petroleum Company has Invaded! Muuah! Fill 'er up!...if You can afford it....sniff....aaaaaah!
Excellent shot Greg...!!!
an excellent night shot. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!
The well lit station of today is a beacon to the self-serving driver. Landscaping has taken away the industrial intrusion. No longer a place to hang out but still a place for a cup of coffee. This vantage catches the sense of being open to an alien world.
wow...wow Excellent shot. i love lighting...cool.
Night and light, the perfect combination!! Inspired shot!!
Love the night mood. Cool shot Greg! :)
Excellent shot...:o)
Nice intensity in this image, good eye for this kind of capture!
The night light is captured perfectly, and yes it gives me the feeling of those late night trips back home after being on the road so long, and just one more tank full and I'll be there, a cup of coffee, and a cig and I'm off.............John
You are one of the few artists that can actually make a gas station into a masterpiece of art. I love the lighting in this image, and the scene does bring back fond memories of the road. Well done...
Magnifique image de nuit, tr bonne ambiance et tr belle restitution des couleurs......
Excellent job. Thanks for sharing, love the angle too.
Yessuh, an oasis of neon in the otherwise uneventful dark, hehe. A bit like froggin' ain't it? 'Course places in Indiana still, it'd be dimly lit and closed, but you could still do your business in the bushes. You say no "rest rooms" herejust, er, GAS and convenience food, hoho.