C-5-353-105 and Yellowarrow

[invisible]

I used to keep an eye open for this type of photography, but for some reason I haven't been doing it much lately...

C-5-353-105

Yellowarrow

Thanks for looking.

 

[KmH]

Ooohhh! :thumbup:

Aaahhh! :thumbup:

Excellent images!

 

[Ken Rockwell Fan]

Those do not suck.

 

[Frequency]

Only a born photographer can see these

Regards

 

[LaFoto]

No, indeed, you have not taken many of this kind of photography in the recent past, and I began to miss your all unique "invisible-photo-language" round here.
Not that abandoned buildings weren't a very good addition to your personal photography language...!
But... you know.
I missed to see these.

 

[invisible]

Abstract/graphic photography is not what you'd call popular, especially in forums. I really appreciate every one of your comments

 

[KenC]

Good work, and good to see someone else posting abstract stuff. It is something that makes most people shrug, mostly non-photographers, but even a lot of photographers as well.

I like the choice of color vs. bw on these. In the second one, I might clone out those small green streaks in the far lower right.

 

[invisible]

Good work, and good to see someone else posting abstract stuff. It is something that makes most people shrug, mostly non-photographers, but even a lot of photographers as well.

Thanks much, Ken. I think abstract/graphic photography is an acquired taste. In fact, a few years ago I wasn't interested in viewing abstract imagery – let alone shooting it!

I like the choice of color vs. bw on these. In the second one, I might clone out those small green streaks in the far lower right.

Good call. Not necessarily an easy job, though...

 

[KenC]

I like the choice of color vs. bw on these. In the second one, I might clone out those small green streaks in the far lower right.

Good call. Not necessarily an easy job, though...

Nil sine magno labore (nothing without great toil)