Stairway to... II

Posted by MnX (Shanghai, China) on 1 December 2006 in Architecture.

I already tryed to have a photo from these stairs, but the result didn't pleased me at that time so I posted another picture. This photo is better than the one I didn't post. I tried to black and white it but the result wasn't as nice. So... what do you think?

Comments (7)

Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan

I think it works, although for me it's a litttle crooked. building to the far right side could be cropped maybe to eliminate the change in stone texture (upper right corner). looks like an interesting location. Worth another visit maybe in lower light conditions to really throw some shadows into the mix, it looks like it has dramatic potential.

1 Dec 2006 11:59am

Sidney from Manila, Philippines

Nice night shot! Great soft colors! I like it.

1 Dec 2006 12:20pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

I like the colours and the geometry. It's very pretty, but not very involving at least to me.

1 Dec 2006 3:17pm

Craiger from Vacaville, United States

I think it is interesting. I like the colors too. I also like the repetition of lines on the stairs. I think it works. Makes me study the print.

1 Dec 2006 3:39pm

Henry Zhang from New York, United States

This locale definitely has potential - all the rigid lines make for wonderful abstract photography. Maybe try to tighten the shot a little next time because right now my eyes are wandering all over the place. I do enjoy the good colors here.

1 Dec 2006 11:46pm

Ryan Yam from Quezon City, Philippines

This shot is interesting. It makes me wonder how the whole building looks like. The simple patterns of the facades also bring out the staircase in the center.

2 Dec 2006 6:23am

Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia

Colours add some warmth to the scene and contrast well with the evening sky. It's an interesting perspective and well composted. I'd crop the beginning of the brick building on the right of the photo, just after the windows.

2 Dec 2006 11:31am

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