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You know Seb, I have been watching this series of yours and I like it!
I like how you give life to these seemingly lifeless places with your photographs.
I like the quality of light with this one.
Brian
“A great photograph is one that fully expresses what one feels, in the deepest sense, about what is being photographed, and is, thereby, a true manifestation of what one feels about life in its entirety...” - Ansel Adams
You know Seb, I have been watching this series of yours and I like it!
I like how you give life to these seemingly lifeless places with your photographs.
I like the quality of light with this one.
Brian
Wow Brian, thanks! Your comment means a lot to me.
Seb, congrats on the sticky! this image has a nice level of mystery and intrigue, due to the lighting, exposure and your composition. It gives me the feeling of someone hiding and peering out at these mysterious contraptions. As if your lurking in an area oof limits and your trying not to be caught. good job
Seb - Congrats on the Feature photo. I actually like this one pretty much the best of the series. I like it's composition overall and the way certain parts of the area are lit and others are dark. The lighting in general is very pleasing. It could possibly be used as an ad on the rust belt or related, but it doesn't quite show enough of the warehouse for that I don't think... (but who knows?). I'd be interested in seeing a wider shot of the place, if you haven't already posted one and I missed it.
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Re: The Alley
