Without Prejudice 2

[32BT]

Staircase
(Although i don't think it actually is, but i'm planning a series which i might call as such because once you look for these they're everywhere).

Image stabilisation did amazing job. This is not rotated in post.

[JNB_Rare]

Nicely seen. I have a bunch of staircase photos, too. They vary from straight line geometric/graphic to curved or spiral. Sometimes there is important shadow structure, as with this image.

[John R]

Very nice, Oscar. If I point my camera either up down, straightening in PP is inevitable. I used to leave most of my images untouched, but when publishing or doing slide shows, I straighten where appropriate. Many times doing nothing works fine also.

JR

[Rob C]

[GrahamBy]

Staircase

I like it :-)

Here's my completely unrelated image (the pigeon was really difficult to direct):

[Rob C]

YES! That's a beauty. I also sense a fake hassy crop in there somewhere. Is that thread still alive?

Okay - just for you, from the same five minutes!



;-)

Rob

[GrahamBy]

A dog's life...

[Rob C]

A dog's life...

Excellent.

[32BT]

Okay - just for you, from the same five minutes!



;-)

Rob

The combination of my fading eyesight and ever smaller pixels makes me see a female figurine at the top right???

[32BT]

Staircage ;-)

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Staircage ;-)

Love it!

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Since it looks like there is no exit at the bottom of the stairs, is it fair to assume it was built as a welcoming entrance for Turkish diplomats?

[32BT]

Since it looks like there is no exit at the bottom of the stairs, is it fair to assume it was built as a welcoming entrance for Turkish diplomats?

"Terror escape"?

Or maybe it spirals down, aaaaaaaalllll the way down under, and it should be called: Ozzie's return?

[Rob C]

The combination of my fading eyesight and ever smaller pixels makes me see a female figurine at the top right???

Obviously, and she's playing the piano at the seashore, doing a thundering interpretation of a Jerry Lee Lewis interpretation of Sea of Love, based on the King Canute fable foretelling the disasters of Brexit. I think her name is Nicola, but what with the heavy Ayrshire accent and the roar of the sea, it was hard to be sure...

;-)

Rob

[32BT]

Skyscraper...

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Obviously, and she's playing the piano at the seashore, doing a thundering interpretation of a Jerry Lee Lewis interpretation of Sea of Love, based on the King Canute fable foretelling the disasters of Brexit. I think her name is Nicola, but what with the heavy Ayrshire accent and the roar of the sea, it was hard to be sure...

;-)

Rob

   

[32BT]

And the odd thing is, you hardly ever see anybody walking there even though it is near citycenter and  part of an apartment complex. The text at the top is an eyesore as the entire structure is gray but the text is printed on screaming purple and green canvas (for selling apartments). I think i'll remove the text in a final version but leave the arrow in...

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Yes. I'd leave the arrow but clone out the text.
Fine shot.

[32BT]

Into the blue

Again in 2x1 (ish) format. Portraitorientation to emphasize height. This silo i pass at least weekly, and today was a good day to take a stab at the ladder for the project...

[32BT]

Smaller steps get equal love and attention. This one is close next door, i can walk over each day. Would like it perfectly light by the sun which would have been an hour later approximately. This the right time of year since the shade at the opposite site ((not visible here) is exactly equally slanted as the handlebar. There is enough additional wall to do some wider shot with something symmetry-ish