Stairway to Heaven.
Reversed view from round glass and metal stairs.
Reversed view from round glass and metal stairs.
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Apr, 2015Views
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Contest Finalist in Stairways Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Twisted Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Composing with Curves Photo Contest
Winner in Urban Ideal Photo Challenge
Peer Award
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john_arsenault
January 15, 2016
i feel like i am on a 50's spaceship in a grade B movie; and that is a compliment, not an insult! great shot! technically perfect.
AntonioBernardino
December 20, 2017
Thank you very much. It was taked in the EDP building in Oporto, Portugal.
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Location
The image was taken in a recent building in the city 's port in Portugal . The structure is made of stainless steel and glass staircases . On top of the stairs there is a glass dome that allows a fantastic light input .Time
The image was taked at 12:20, I took the lunch hour to explore the site and take some pictures .Lighting
The idea has assigned wanted was to present a scenic picture of access to something of difficult access . This ladder is rarely used . This ladder would like to try to create a levitation image with a model . The treatment of the image was simple , giving special attention to the color of stainless steel and glass green. Data were small adjustments in the shadows and light in the center , raised a little resonance.Equipment
I used a Nikon d7100 camera with a 18-105 Nikkor lens.Inspiration
The idea of taking pictures of architectural scenes is recent. It's something that gets me to draw a lot and it's always good to see new buildings , or even older , with arquitectonicos details with special creativity . The photo in this kind of scenes always depends on the perspectiv used in the image. In this case i try to show something difficult to get, heaven, soo i inverted the image i take with my camera.Editing
Yes, i use a lot Lightroom in my photos insted using Photoshop. i use Photoshop when i intend to create something diferente and compose diferente images in only one.In my camera bag
Nikon D7100, prime lens Nikkor AF 50 1.8 D, Nikkon 18-105 AF, Helios 44M-2 2.0 lens (manual lens for old Zenith cameras), Industar lens 50mm 3.5, ND Filter, degrade filters (Orange, nd and blue), polarized filter, tripod and some color cards for the macro images.Feedback
First of all, get autozrization to take images, ask allways for permission. Then try to use criativity.
