It would have been tempting to bring that chair in closer and limit the background, but by keeping so much of the background in the image, you managed to emphasize the chair. Super image, Joe!
I think I commented on Facebook when I first saw this. If not, I apologize. This is perfect. So scary, too. Love the grunginess- which I doubt you had to add to. And the lighting is superb! I love this. Ok. What Patti said. Not so much scary as atmospheric.
Thank you very much Gale 😊 I would never attempt to go into these buildings because of the asbestos and lead paint hazards. All of the shots I am posting were taken through broken windows from outside. Half of the buildings are knocked down from this time last year so I figured I would get a few shots before they are all gone.
So glad you were not actually in the building! Safety first! But knowing how you actually got those shots makes them even more special. I’m sure it was not easy having to shoot from those access points. Kudos to you!
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Joe, entre no meu blog! Tem uma surpresa para você! ☺️
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It would have been tempting to bring that chair in closer and limit the background, but by keeping so much of the background in the image, you managed to emphasize the chair. Super image, Joe!
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Thank you so much Laurie 😊 My normal thinking would be exactly what you stated but you know me, I’m a sucker for textures.
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I think I commented on Facebook when I first saw this. If not, I apologize. This is perfect. So scary, too. Love the grunginess- which I doubt you had to add to. And the lighting is superb! I love this. Ok. What Patti said. Not so much scary as atmospheric.
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Thank you very much Emilio 😊 The black and white version comes tomorrow on Monochromia.
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Superb shot Joe, love the chair facing away from the stream of light, so atmospheric.
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Thank you very much Patti 🙂
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A person could write quite a story around that photo. Wow!
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Thank you so much 😊
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I wish there were these kind of places to visit in the UK, fabulous photo!
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Thank you so much Louise 🙂
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I guess I’d rather keep standing:)
What a great shot!!
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Thank you very much Iris 🙂
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It’s a great shot indeed, I just worry about the effects of all the lead dust that must be in there. Be careful!
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Thank you very much Gale 😊 I would never attempt to go into these buildings because of the asbestos and lead paint hazards. All of the shots I am posting were taken through broken windows from outside. Half of the buildings are knocked down from this time last year so I figured I would get a few shots before they are all gone.
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So glad you were not actually in the building! Safety first! But knowing how you actually got those shots makes them even more special. I’m sure it was not easy having to shoot from those access points. Kudos to you!
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Wow!
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Thank you Alys 😊
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Hey Joe! have not found you better for your holidays …? !!! then come home … !!!
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😀
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I love this!
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Thank you so much Kathryn 😀
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Oh, wow! Just look at those textures!
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Thank you very much Sue 😊
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My kind of abandoned, crumbly!
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Me too, LOL
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