Cell block C
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oldmanfmdac@comcast.net
February 22, 2011
Overall very pleasing image. The natural light falling into this image contributes to the overall creativity. The DOF and perspective are great. The deteriorating walls and the restorive work is wonderful. ~ Henry
rapinac5
February 27, 2011
Wow-za, look at the depth! The people are shrinking! I hope the cells are larger than the doors. I wouldn't pick-pocket anywhere near that place, you've captured the mystery & spookiness. What really did happen here? Hmmm Kim
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mibryant
August 16, 2011
i LOVE this. the lighting is great, the depth, everything. it truly looks like you took a chance on what you saw shot with your camera came out as good if not better than what you saw with your eyes. NICE!!
emmanuel_ocampo
September 05, 2011
Maganda (Beautiful) invites you exhibit this beautiful photo in the gallery. The URL address is http://www.viewbug.com/photo-communities/maganda-beautiful
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OrionBR21
December 21, 2011
Great visual depth, definitely never want to be there ;) but still a wonderful shot!
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najamulasre
February 09, 2012
deep thinking..................love the light..........thnx for sharing and joining me
Freelily
October 28, 2012
This is exquisite! Love the light and depth....the bench and the 3 people really wrap it up!
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pixellimagery
January 28, 2013
People in the shot really gives this a great sense of scale! LOVE the lighting!
... although I'm sure the occupants at the time wouldn't have thought so ...
Well seen, well shot! :-)) Ell
... although I'm sure the occupants at the time wouldn't have thought so ...
Well seen, well shot! :-)) Ell
Ojimo
March 12, 2013
How did you even get this shot?? :O
Hauntingly beautiful capture, thanks or sharing :)
Hauntingly beautiful capture, thanks or sharing :)
Avisagie
November 12, 2013
Photo Critique Project - to be able to provide feedback on your image could you please provide the following information
Please describe your images – tell us what you wanted to express in the photo, what goal you were trying to achieve, what you particularly like about the result, what you feel may be missing or flawed, special efforts you made, or any other information that may help the viewer to understand your work.
Please give as much technical detail as possible, such as focal length of the lens, aperture and shutter speed setting, film (brand and type), time of day, weather, season, lighting conditions, difficulties of composition, camera on tripod or hand-held, and any other relevant information. Data on make and model of camera, lens or tripod, can help viewers in their own choice of equipment.
Please describe your images – tell us what you wanted to express in the photo, what goal you were trying to achieve, what you particularly like about the result, what you feel may be missing or flawed, special efforts you made, or any other information that may help the viewer to understand your work.
Please give as much technical detail as possible, such as focal length of the lens, aperture and shutter speed setting, film (brand and type), time of day, weather, season, lighting conditions, difficulties of composition, camera on tripod or hand-held, and any other relevant information. Data on make and model of camera, lens or tripod, can help viewers in their own choice of equipment.
oldtrafford
January 31, 2014
I just love the depth of the shot and the use of light. I am not technically minded so the only comments I feel I can add relate to the soul of the image. It is so easy here to feel a part of the image. It draws you in superbly and you could so easily be standing on the balcony looking down. It's great. Roy
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Location
This photo was taken at Eastern State Penitentiary in my home town, Philadelphia. I love that Philly has such unique buildings and architecture to shot great urban scenes.Time
This was shot during the early afternoon while taking my girlfriend on a self guided tour of ESP.Lighting
With the construction going on the lighting was a little bit different than the usually dark interior which makes it a little more dramatic.Equipment
At the time I was using a simple Nikon point and shoot learning how to frame shots.Inspiration
I love this place and have been taking photos there for a while now.Editing
No, at this time I was using my point and shoot and didn't have any editing softwareIn my camera bag
Now, a canon M50.Feedback
Sorry, really don't. I'm an amateur who likes to take pictures. Not very good at understanding technical aspects. But I feel sometimes that gets in the way. Don't worry about the tech just shoot and have fun.
