untitled building 10

Posted by danthro (Suburbia, United States) on 28 May 2008 in Architecture.

too much going on right now, so i haven't been able to catch up on everyone's blogs--and it's looking like it's only going to get worse. this is actually exciting for other aspects of my life but something has to give... i'll still be posting photos as i can, but since photoblogging is supposed to be my stress relief, not a source of stress (e.g. feeling bad when i'm unable to respond to comments or follow your work--not only because i so appreciate your having doing that for my work but also because i enjoy seeing and being inspired by yours), this will unfortunately have to be one of the things that 'gives.' again, danthro is not disappearing, just appearing less.

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Comments (20)

chris chisu from Seattle, United States

Beautiful architectural shot. Good capture.

28 May 2008 1:45am

Anthony Lambert from Germany

Nice shot,I do like this sort of thing.

28 May 2008 1:56am

Mirco from Switzerland

Lovely B/W Shot

28 May 2008 3:21am

saeed from ahwaz, Iran

really nice and great! well done!

28 May 2008 3:27am

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia

a super monochrome. the details are fabulous.

28 May 2008 4:50am

pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal

nice building, i like the tones, framing and vigneting, great.

28 May 2008 5:20am

sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

Love the architecture of this structure. Wonderful capture and processing.

28 May 2008 8:57am

Kevin from OrganicPIX.com from DFW, Texas, United States

Neat processing, but where's Lincoln?!
I love how all your images are 'untitled' d anthro -- so, I am going to pretend that this is that building on the back of a penny :-)

28 May 2008 9:10am

yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece

excellent image - I like the treatment and the tonal range

28 May 2008 9:51am

Oeilonirique from France

Very beautiful b/w picture, and the persons just passed by at the right moment

28 May 2008 12:16pm

Lunamania from Oakland, United States

I like the slight grainy feel and the vignette. Nice capture.

28 May 2008 12:47pm

Persian King from Tehran, Iran

Well done, this looks like an HDR, I know it's not, but it's very close

28 May 2008 2:21pm

Helma from Tehran, Iran

Great architectural shot with best contrast in b&w mode ! thank you.

28 May 2008 2:23pm

Ina from Krugersdorp, South Africa

Oh! I like this one! You have captured it well :)

28 May 2008 2:47pm

standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France

Superb B&W picture. The details are stunning!

28 May 2008 4:40pm

pedro callealta from Spain

un soberbio blanco y negro y muy buen encuadre

28 May 2008 4:53pm

Rags from Plano, United States

I love the black and white. It is a well made image.

28 May 2008 5:39pm

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

There's haloing around the foreground figure like an HDR image. Persian King say no though, so how did you process?

28 May 2008 5:51pm

@Twelvebit: yeah, the haloing is really annoying but was in a rush--getting more busy these days. i still have not attempted any hdr, which is why Persian King knows this isn't one, but the haloing came i believe in part as a result of my shadow/highlight changes, though right this second it occurred to me that it could also have been related to something else--i added a layer in photoshop in which i did a gaussian blur, then used the "multiply" blending mode to fake more detail.