I, too, am another fan of the hues in this one, plus all the lines. I’m thinking you must have used your hipstamatic on this again? And this definitely fits into your renewed focus.
Yes, this was definitely another one done with the Hipstamatic. It can produce great effects based on the actual content on the image, but it can be very unforgiving at times, too. I often try different lens/film combos on a single image, or stick with one and move around. It’s a very different form of photography from the DSLR that I often use.
There are buildings like that around here.
No doubt built at a similar time when that material was cheap and available.
While they may have been cheap to build, they are an abomination to see,
especially as they age. A blight on the landscape :/
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16 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: Textured Wall”
Lots of lines and cool colors especially from the rust. Those windows must break easily because it never fails to find one broken.
Nice patterns and the colors are good.
I wonder what it looks like inside that building?!?
We have a few places like this near where I live. I like the contrast in colours too 🙂 Happy WW
Oh, oh, oh — I really like this one. The streaks of rust, the colors, the reflections. Great capture and well composed.
even something not that pretty can be beautiful!
Great textures, I really love the colors, too!
I really like how you got the exposure to match the color on the buildings. Fantastic shot.
Lovely decay! The transition of colors is really nice.
Great texture and color! Stopping by from LatinaonaMission hop 😉 Have a great day
Very nicely done, love the lines, contrasts, lovely…..
I, too, am another fan of the hues in this one, plus all the lines. I’m thinking you must have used your hipstamatic on this again? And this definitely fits into your renewed focus.
Yes, this was definitely another one done with the Hipstamatic. It can produce great effects based on the actual content on the image, but it can be very unforgiving at times, too. I often try different lens/film combos on a single image, or stick with one and move around. It’s a very different form of photography from the DSLR that I often use.
A fine capture for WW.
;-D
There are buildings like that around here.
No doubt built at a similar time when that material was cheap and available.
While they may have been cheap to build, they are an abomination to see,
especially as they age. A blight on the landscape :/
What time can do!