"Phobia"

The closer I got, the more I felt the house afraid ... Thanks in

advance for your time and thoughts.

Nice and weird. Great sky.

Lovely photograph, Baldur. I love your work and I think your country is spectacularly beautiful. BD

Yes, I can see them movning away from you. Your blue sky is always excellently beautiful.

Hi Baldur! Did your wide-angle lens slant the walls of the house ... or was it leaning like that really? The sky is great ... and the house really is scary. :-) Did you venture beyond that scary looking fence?

Creative photo and nice execution...love it very much...

 

..darko

Great shot, the picket fence is hysterical, and could have been better incorporated to prove your point.

Surrealistic - with a suitable title. Great sky and colours.

Les, BD, Cherlyn, Lou Ann, Darko, Michael Raddatz and Michael Bille for your feedback. It is Very much apreciated. To Lou Ann: My first thought was "What kind of effect do I want to create ?" After my decision I made the slant with a help from the 14mm lens. I also made a totally different image of the house by using the same lens in another way. I will post that image later. About your later question: Yes I did and it was SCARY! Thanks again to all of you for your ratings and constructive comments. Best regards, Baldur

 

this is for sure a 'Baldur Birgis' I love it, drawning to a special point.......

 

Els

Baldur,unusal juxtaposition of that old and shabby construction vs. the beautiful sky. so conclusion is... that only the sky rest always blue... Interesting!

Dear Els and Pnina, many thanks for your visit and thoughts. 8-))

Baldur, you have obtained an interesting effect with the wide angle lens. Good idea to think of the distortion as a means of expressing a thought. Best wishes. Peter

This is very well done. . . the wide angle effect really does enhance the sense of imbalance . . was the movement in the dramatic sky created by the wide angle lens?

Peter and Donna, many thanks for stopping by and leaving comments. I appreciate it. To Peter: As I have said before I do have a different image of the house which I will post later. It was made to create another feeling.

To Donna: The sky was very beautiful and so is the 14mm lens which was a part of the team. The shutter speed of the camera was 1/125 and the apperture was most likely f/8. Best wishes, Baldur