I like this shot. You can see the details of the brick in the walls, which looks worn and almost spooky. I just wonder if the green that's visible in the right of the building was actually the color, or some sort of defect produced by the photo. If so, this can easily be fixed with a feature in Photoshop, if not, I wonder who or what distorted the antiqued look of these walls.
I messed around a little with the aperture to get the sun bright and the building visable. I think this turned out well.
I like this shot. You can see the details of the brick in the walls, which looks worn and almost spooky. I just wonder if the green that's visible in the right of the building was actually the color, or some sort of defect produced by the photo. If so, this can easily be fixed with a feature in Photoshop, if not, I wonder who or what distorted the antiqued look of these walls.
ReplyDeleteI like this picture! Makes me think of spooky haunted buildings. The lighting is perfect.
ReplyDeleteWere you in Manhattan this weekend?
ReplyDeleteThis photo is pretty cool. I like the building.
ReplyDeleteManhattan indeed, Dickens Hall. It does have a spookiness about it. And I'm telling you, that winter morning light is unique to the Flint Hills.
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