Rube Goldberg, eat your heart out...

...but someone did! I thought it was fun, and beautiful in its

chaotic way. Comments welcome!

awesome image! vibrant color, perfect lighting and exposure! the clarity is spot-on. where was it shot?

Yes, obviously someone out there can make sense of it. Great shot though. The highs and lows on the light lend themselves perfectly to the chaos of the structure.

 

Nicely done!

Thank you very much. This is a cement plant (I think?) near Redmond, Washington. I saw it on a drive by shooting of Christmas lights, and decided it was the star of the show. I finally got to take a shot of it several nights later. I am too impatient, and the lack of a tripod did not help - this was the best of a bunch of some pretty blurred shots! I will eventually give in to the tripod requirement, because I love the light n colour effects of the longer exposure. I cropped this pic a tad and threw a little blue into the shadows - other than that my camera did it all by itself.

Mariellen, I love this image, would like to see it large...how large I'm not sure...large enough to get lost in it but maybe not so large that I might begin to understand it. The colors and lighting are so impressive that it looks like you set it up with a myriad of lights. Do you think they have things like this on Mars?

I'm back, I think. a few months with no pictures. Now I'm trying to look at my portfolio and see it with a fresh eye and hopefully move to a higher level.

Ransford

I've been looking at the orginal and can't decide if it (the original) helps to orient a person or not. Anyway here is the cropped and the original unedited versions as big as PN now allows me to include...

original version

I've been away from Phtoto.Net for awhile and just came back and saw this image again. I'm still fascinated by it and I like this version best. Have you printed it in a large size? I think it would be great about three feet high. I'd put it on my wall, for sure.

Ransford