Be Careful

[jenko]

A series of images from the train station. I was not interested in photographing the trains themselves. I mainly focused on the main building and the idea of safety. I photographed objects and scenes found near the main building, as well as reflections in the windows of the main building, which was closed to the public.

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[manaheim]

4 and 6 are AWESOME.

8 is also lovely.

Too many to get too specific on, but you have some wonderful shots.

 

[timor]

Hey, take it easy, will you ?! Slow down with this avalanche of pictures, do you want to drive us nuts ? Spread them over whole week or in other words give us ONE day per picture, they all worthy full discussion. Please.

 

[BillM]

Beautiful set, your composition and exposure really make this set standout :thumbup:

 

[weepete]

Nice set Jenko, there's a number in here that I can see hanging in some upmarket industrial style apartment in my minds eye.

I really like the tones you got in 6, mind if I asked how you processed this shot?

 

[Derrel]

Wow. 4,10,12, and 8 as well, are all very solid shot. This is an excellent single-afternoon set from one relatively small location.I was amused at the misspelled "pedistrian crossing" sign in the third shot. Did I mention that this is a really good set? Because as I started and moved to about the fifth shot down, I thought, "This is a really good set!"

 

[LarryLomona]

Very nicely done, I really like this.

 

[jenko]

4 and 6 are AWESOME.

8 is also lovely.

Too many to get too specific on, but you have some wonderful shots.

Appreciate it!

Hey, take it easy, will you ?! Slow down with this avalanche of pictures, do you want to drive us nuts ? Spread them over whole week or in other words give us ONE day per picture, they all worthy full discussion. Please.

lol, well, too late now. I did stop and think that it was a lot for one post, but since they are in the same series ...

Wow! These are great photos! I really like 1, 4, 6, 8 and 10. On photo 8 where you shot through the fence was awesome and I really felt the environment and the feel of the photos. I would love to write an article on black and white photography on my blog and use your photos (of course with credit). If you're interested please contact me and we can discus it further. Here is my blog: Pixxbee

Thank you!

Beautiful set, your composition and exposure really make this set standout :thumbup:

Much appreciated, Bill.

Nice set Jenko, there's a number in here that I can see hanging in some upmarket industrial style apartment in my minds eye.

I really like the tones you got in 6, mind if I asked how you processed this shot?

Thanks! I converted #6 in Nik Silver Effects. I pushed the structure up just a tad, and then I put a gradient over it at 50% opacity on soft light.

Wow. 4,10,12, and 8 as well, are all very solid shot. This is an excellent single-afternoon set from one relatively small location.I was amused at the misspelled "pedistrian crossing" sign in the third shot. Did I mention that this is a really good set? Because as I started and moved to about the fifth shot down, I thought, "This is a really good set!"

Thank you, Derrel! Haha! I'm thrilled you caught the misspelling. I was wondering if someone would catch that!

Very nicely done, I really like this.

Thanks, Larry!

 

[Braineack]

Really great set!

 

[PBlais]

Great eye. Reflections that work well don't come easy. I love NIK Silver Effects a lot too but it takes good shots to start with and these were. You worked the great light and clear air very well,then finished them with skill. It's nice to see the magic work!

 

[WCThomas]

Very nice! Like the black and white! Have some interesting shots!

 

[Rick58]

#4, the industrial type shot of the tanks is my favorite. I'm a sucker for B&W industrial shots. Next would be the tank clean out. Nice job all in all

 

[sleist]

nice set!

 

[jenko]

Appreciate the comments, thank you!

#4, the industrial type shot of the tanks is my favorite. I'm a sucker for B&W industrial shots. Next would be the tank clean out. Nice job all in all

The area surrounding the tanks was very busy, so I opted for the tighter shot. You can see both tanks below shot #4, in the reflection, top right.