That building with a giant mural…take 2
Here is different POV of the mural with painted sculpture.
Personally I prefer this over my yesterday’s post. I think the blue sky along with the Hwy overpass adds a nice touch to this shot.
Waiting…
Here is different POV of the mural with painted sculpture.
Personally I prefer this over my yesterday’s post. I think the blue sky along with the Hwy overpass adds a nice touch to this shot.
Waiting…
I prefer this one too. Yesterday’s had a fairly sterile feel due to the single, frame filling composition. This one feels more natural and free. I get the feeling that there are few more photos left for you to explore here.
I wish I had shot more. As I was at the train station shooting pictures, Metro’ security guard showed up and said I wasn’t supposed to take picture either on Metro or Metro’s premises 🙁
I like the perspective on this shot. Visually more interesting than the other one. I have had some run-ins with security guards myself. If I’m trying to get close-up pictures of a nuclear power plant feel free to confront me – for other things (like this) I wish they would relax a little.
I would agree with the other commentators, that this is much more visually interesting than yesterday’s shot. I’ve always thought it interesting how a change in POV can totally alter an image.
What a fascinating building. I imagine one could almost do an entire 365 project just on the building.
impressive viewpoint
I like this PoV too. What’s really cool is the shadow from the bushes almost match that of the mural! What a very interesting building. Too bad about Metro police, keep snapping Sasi!! 😀
I like this one, the overpass gives it a bit more depth. 🙂
I know there are some places that you are not to take photos while “on the premises”, that’s too bad. 🙂
It’s nice being able to see both views.
What’s up with Metro? wonder why those rules.