I like the complexity of this shot. Man is amazing in what we can create. It is a shame we can’t create a better world for all, animals, plants included…………….thats deep!
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Really like this shot Christian. Lovely industrial landscape.
Gorgeous.
BP
Thanks Brent, so sorry I have only just remembered your email from weeks ago. I’ll call you tomorrow
Looks like the English industrial world of the fifties , it’s not bad.
What Merv said!
I love this, plenty of glorious steel and the B & W processing suits it down to the ground.
Reminds me of one of those illusion type pictures where somehow things meet up but not really – lots of detail and shapes to gaze at.
To be honest.. this is the first of your “altered landscapes” that has really caught my attention and made me really look
Great capture and even better post-processing..
- paul
Very busy but it invites you to look harder. Processing works well! it is amazing what we have the capability to build, give s me hope for the future!
Pretty damn cool, for some reason it reminded me straight away of Chaplin’s Modern Times.
I can see that Scubaflem!
Very Escher-esque and really quite captivating despite what it is.. The PP makes it look almost pen and ink and maybe that’s why it also looks a little yesteryear. Although it’s full of detail it’s still dominated by the main lines which are a nice composition and the details catch your eye secondarily. It would be a good image to hide Wally in I reckon. I bet the “real” view was pretty ugly – these guys must love it when you make this $hit look good!
thank you Muzz, you are very eloquent these days mate. An artist in the making perhaps?
Just since the Bunker Bay workshop – I was inspired by your own eloquence I think. You’re right though but it’s not the first time I’ve been called an arstit.