Shambles
Shambles
Photography \ Architecture | 02/18/08 @958 |
Byonder |
critiques (15) |
views (622)
Do not copy, modify, distribute or sell the whole or parts of the image above without permission of the creator. More.
Description
The inside of the Metropolitan Inn in Asbury Park, NJ. It was condemned some time ago and is scheduled to be torn-down in the near future.The photo is level, the building isn't.
Vote statisticsRecent: 0 votes, 0 pointsTotal: 16 votes, 146 points |
Cast your voteYou have to be logged in to voteVoting? Read the faq |
OptionsNone |
Additional Downloads
The Metropolitan Inn (Outside) |
Comments (15)
Comment
To write a comment you need to be logged in
If you're not a registered member, click here to sign up.Reviews (0) beta
Write a review
To write a review you need to be logged in
If you're not a registered member, click here to sign up.Search the site
Found a bug? Report it!
Copyright © 2000-2008 All rights reserved
Read the Terms of use and Privacy Statement.
This site is a property of Brothers in art For more information and support, contact .
Copyright © 2000-2008 All rights reserved
This site is a property of Brothers in art For more information and support, contact .



02/18/08 @978
02/18/08 @981
Looks more like you, for once, was not mastering/in control of the lights...
The white wall on the far distance, through the open door, as well as the left yellow wall both look a bit overexposed (ie lacking details).
Think also that you would come off with a better composition if the door opening was not so centrally placed (more off center maybe).
One day you might get hurt in one of those wrecked buildings...
You are really brave!
02/19/08 @004
cool light and textures
02/19/08 @033
02/19/08 @329
02/19/08 @338
02/19/08 @433
Good work Brandon.
Michelle
02/19/08 @597
02/19/08 @655
Watch yourself going into these places, one clonk (from something falling) on the head and it could be lights out.
See you around Brandon.
02/19/08 @656
Ah, what the hell...
02/19/08 @677
02/20/08 @309
02/20/08 @366
@
Thanks everyone for the comments
02/20/08 @775
02/21/08 @479
The exposure in the window is over, you know that already. its great from a compositional point of view, personally I think you are nuts going into these building but I am glad you do when I see your work..
HDR is the way forward for this, and thats coming form a man who never or cant use it
Well done.
9+