went to an exhibition of photographs of the building which had been a factory taken as the business ended and the machinery was removed
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Fascinating! Love the subject, composition and shadows!
Nicely done Terry.
Very nice composition using the available lighting.
Super work Terry …
Great work … great use of the light from the top …
like the depth of this image and the structure of the roof.
Very nice b&w…love the contrast.
I think what catches my eye first is the perspective. The only thing I would have done is lighten the shadows a bit more on the left.
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for your kind comments - I’m in my comfort zone again with B&W — but I must try something more taxing soon
@Michigander - Wayne I smiled when I read this since I’d darkened BOTH sets of shadows to encourage the viewer to look from them into the wonderful pattern made by the shadows from the roof windows
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I tend to lean to low contrast. I go often into PS - Enhance - Adjust Lighting - Shadows/Highlights but I do understand your train of thought. Great image! On my monitor there seems to be less detail on the left. I use my laptop most of the time because I like sitting in my lazy-boy while working and the screen is not real bright. Ha! Ha!
Point taken.
I tend to go for higher contrast and I like my skies darker (as Ansel Adams and Bill Brandt).
I have edited using my ancient laptop on my lap but that annoys my wife so I have to go to use the PC in the newly refurbished office complete with new desk etc - it’d be a shame not to use it!
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Fantastic work!
