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02/07/2013 08:23:38 PM |
Although I also prefer your uncropped version I can see what you are trying to achieve. I don̢۪t think I̢۪ve ever been in a building with an external fire escape but I̢۪ve seen them in the movies all the time (seems to be a popular place for a gun fight). I do like the pastel colour and the cross pattern made by the balcony. |
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01/31/2013 04:26:22 PM |
I wonder who is the special tenant with the full front balcony fire escape. |
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01/27/2013 03:33:21 AM |
Maybe I'm the odd one out, but I actually prefer the uncropped version. Just shows, you can't please all of the people all of the time |
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01/27/2013 03:08:41 AM |
Pardom me for being a bit technical, but by cropping so much you are now reaching the optical limits of your camera with little imperfections now showing, e.g a blue fringe along the top (in the white to blue transition), a strange rainbow in between the two railings of the balcony, and an overall softness that is not at all present in your overall picture. |
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01/26/2013 01:08:44 AM |
I always return from FS trips with a crick in my neck from looking up. I think you could shoot architectural oddities for 2 or 3 years and not duplicate one. This one could have easily been missed as it's so high up but it's so perfect for your theme Alice - as others have said - how odd to create such a large landing with nothing on it. |
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01/25/2013 08:20:20 PM |
Another red light find? You must have a sun roof or a convertable car! This is an odd one for sure. There is only window access to that balcony, so it seems to me it is part of the fire escape system. Nice find. |
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01/25/2013 10:59:56 AM |
The contrast of colors in this shot is great. That balcony is definitely odd. :) What's more interesting is that there is nothing on it. Which begs the question of "why?" |
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01/24/2013 06:23:25 AM |
Those must be very special people. Or it is a place where you can rest have climbing all those stairs. Odd indeed. Great find. |
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01/24/2013 05:38:24 AM |
Odd isn't even the word for this one :-).
Sometimes you can't help but wonder what people are thinking, indeed if they are thinking anything at all!
That balcony definitely doesn't look "recreational". Perhaps it has something to do with fire regulations, that you need an "assembly point" every so many floors ? |
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01/24/2013 05:07:14 AM |
Another nice arty sighting. So many architectural styles in your city. Damn. Couldn't they have put the escape on the other side of the building?! Kind of spoils the design.
(A lot of purple CA fringing on the contrasty edges. Perhaps filter it out in PP? ) |
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01/23/2013 08:48:05 PM |
Originally posted by ursula: . . . Why would they put a big balcony way up there anyway? |
And why would there be no floor in it? Colors are great, Alice. |
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01/23/2013 06:55:17 PM |
I'm guessing that whoever owns that floor decided they wanted a balcony? |
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01/23/2013 05:35:23 PM |
Good choice I think. The cropped version does make the thing look more odd than seen with the whole building. The cropped version looks so disembodied, which intensifies the "odd" feeling. Why would they put a big balcony way up there anyway? |
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