Me encanta la foto de hoy. La mezcla de luces altas y sombras es magnífica y las texturas lo son igualmente. El detalle de la chimenea dejando salir el humo indica que hay vida dentro de ese edificio y le da a la imagen un aire dinámico. Ese automóvil me encanta. Es el sueño de mi vida. Solo me sobre en el encuadre el retrovisor de la parte baja a la izquierda. Un abrazo Carl
Thanks Luis. It's actually steam coming from the chimney, probably from a natural gas boiler running in very cold conditions—around -15° C. The building is the corner of a block of commercial structures and the tenant for the corner space is a dance/exercise studio. So there was some lively action inside. About the mirror, I ususally don't like unexplained objects intruding into a picture, but I couldn't get the rest of the elements I wanted without it, and I never digially remove anything from a picture. It also sort of points at the pickup truck in the shade across the street. As the great David Vestal taught, "if something accidental turns out to work, take credit for it."
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Me encanta la foto de hoy. La mezcla de luces altas y sombras es magnífica y las texturas lo son igualmente. El detalle de la chimenea dejando salir el humo indica que hay vida dentro de ese edificio y le da a la imagen un aire dinámico. Ese automóvil me encanta. Es el sueño de mi vida. Solo me sobre en el encuadre el retrovisor de la parte baja a la izquierda.
Un abrazo Carl
Thanks Luis. It's actually steam coming from the chimney, probably from a natural gas boiler running in very cold conditions—around -15° C. The building is the corner of a block of commercial structures and the tenant for the corner space is a dance/exercise studio. So there was some lively action inside. About the mirror, I ususally don't like unexplained objects intruding into a picture, but I couldn't get the rest of the elements I wanted without it, and I never digially remove anything from a picture. It also sort of points at the pickup truck in the shade across the street. As the great David Vestal taught, "if something accidental turns out to work, take credit for it."
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