Metro Building 02

Posted by Darren (Tokyo, Japan) on 13 December 2006 in Abstract & Conceptual.

Last minute addition. I totally forgot to post an image today. Let me know what you think. It's the same building as yesterday but a different feel.

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Comments (20)

Shadow Mountains from Kyoto, Japan

Very cool! Like it Daz!

13 Dec 2006 3:14pm

@Shadow Mountains: Thanks mate. Glad you like it.

Suby from Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

Looks like you found your calling, you do make thes biuildings look awesome, love the perfect semettry of this image

Suby

13 Dec 2006 3:20pm

@Suby: Thanks Suby. I've decided to add a few more to the series after reading your comments but not sure they are as good as this one.

Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan

bloody hell. thats brilliant. Bloody brilliant. I want to swear it's so good (bloodys not swearing if you're british). Where do we start? the perspective is wonderful, its framed PERFECTLY, the symmetry of not only the building but its postion in frame is absolutely sublime. What a structure, I love the juxtaposed nature of the two towers atop this baby/ Man it's a great shot. I dont even want to say 'Great' if you get what I mean as it deserves better. Your processings PERFECT. Of everything Ive seen today so far you're top of my list.

13 Dec 2006 4:35pm

@Duncan Galbraith: Wow Duncan, I liked this photo but I didn't think it was going to be have this affect on people. Thanks for your kind words. All your comments arte keeping me out there shooting and experimenting.

Maoya from Rolle, Switzerland

It really is excellent! That perspective give it such a powerful allure. Eeeek is it going to crush us?!

13 Dec 2006 4:41pm

@Maoya: It is a big building and standig at the base just looking up at it is a feeling in its own.

Angry Buddha from United States

Great symmetry and framing. Phenomenal last minute addition.

13 Dec 2006 4:59pm

@Angry Buddha: Thanks mate. It was actually pretty easy to get this angle as there was absolutely no one at the bottom of the building, you wouldn't believe how surprised I was.

Lud@ from Czech Republic

Nice shot! I like the composition, but you could align it a bit.

13 Dec 2006 5:30pm

@Lud@: Thanks mate glad you like it. I did notice that is was a little off but ran out time and just wanted to get it online for everyone. I might repost it again after touching it up

Myst from Bologna, Italy

Spectacular! Amazing, incredible! Great POV.

13 Dec 2006 6:03pm

Colour blind from Tokyo, Japan

You should put your name on this one mate!! THis is a fantastic shot. Who ever told me that putting everything in the center isn't very good (hmmm...that was you wasn't it??) Nice to know you're not taking your own advice. Great work mate!! Lovely shot. See you in a month!! Thanks for the good luck wish!!

13 Dec 2006 6:07pm

@Colour blind: Might just do that mate. I remember telling you something like that but there are certain situations when you are suposed to break the rules. The angles of the building rising into the sky make it possible to place it in the center with this one I felt, makes it look huge. See you next month with a big smile on your face mate.

Ali-G from Ottawa, Canada

One of the first buildings I came across in Japan. Stunning shot.

13 Dec 2006 7:05pm

@Ali-G: It is a building which stands out amongst the rest.

Jenny from Manchester, United Kingdom

Fantastic. Everything.

Perspective, composition, tones.. woah.

13 Dec 2006 8:51pm

@Jenny: Thanks Jenny.

Manuela Photography from Hainburg (near Frankfurt/Main), Germany

Everything is fantastic & perfect! Love the angle, the symetry, the tones, the composition and ... look at this sky!

13 Dec 2006 9:10pm

@Manuela Photography: Thanks Manuela. I did experiment with the tones a little and settled with these. Glad you like them too.

Brittney from Price, United States

Love the perspective. It's one of those pictures I could look at for like an hour and still be mesmorized.

13 Dec 2006 9:34pm

@Brittney: It is a lovely building and it draws you in when you see it from the street.

A.Thomas from Small Town, Canada

Yep....absolutely amazing.!!

13 Dec 2006 10:10pm

@A.Thomas: Thanks Alonzo. I'll add a few more to the serie for everyone to see over the following days.

Kelvin Chan from New York City, United States

I love building shots. The details are overwhelming. Love what you did with the tones. My only nagging is that the picture is not straight. Great job

13 Dec 2006 10:55pm

@Kelvin Chan: I love taking building shots. Yeah i do need to make it straight, I'll fix that and repost it. Thanks mate.

Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia

Wow, great take Daz. I like how the sky also looks empowering behind the towering skyscraper. I agree with Kelvin, the details are overwhelming. Keep them coming!

14 Dec 2006 1:16am