It looks like it could have housed vehicles at one time but the curb is too high for vehicles to get in and out. There is not hose drying tower or I'd peg it for a very old fire hall.
This blows my mind. Hyperreal color and sharpness of a vintage subject and all with a kind of hovering suspense that makes the whole image feel like something is about to suddenly jolt the scene. Psychedelic noir? Kevin, you might have just created a new genre.
Another photo of yours that should be studied. What is it about it that gives it that haunting look? Solid but foreboding. Rich in colors but not colorful. The angles, the light. All of it adds up, more than a sum of its parts. Masterful.
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This is stunning, Kevin. What does the lettering say? What part of town is this? Looks like Hopper .....meets Dali!
Ghostly. It looks like a deserted set.
Damn, I wanted this shot for my Christmas Card.
It looks like it could have housed vehicles at one time but the curb is too high for vehicles to get in and out. There is not hose drying tower or I'd peg it for a very old fire hall.
It's another very well executed image K.
This blows my mind. Hyperreal color and sharpness of a vintage subject and all with a kind of hovering suspense that makes the whole image feel like something is about to suddenly jolt the scene. Psychedelic noir? Kevin, you might have just created a new genre.
It's too clean. How did that happen? I think that's what gives it the movie set look, besides the hyper color. Surreal and wonderful. It's arresting.
Another photo of yours that should be studied. What is it about it that gives it that haunting look? Solid but foreboding. Rich in colors but not colorful. The angles, the light. All of it adds up, more than a sum of its parts. Masterful.
Sigh. how do you do this?
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