Celestial City II

Scottish industry in colour. All comments appreciated.

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Very nice exposure ^^^ Tanx for sharing & best regards SIMON

 

***Ali***

Woooooooowwww! Applause!...

I like the color version very much. From the B/W it was not clear what sky you were shooting against. The blue works well with the warm hues.

Yes, this colour version is better imo that the b/w. Very interesting photo, I like these special environments. regards

I can't believe I'm choosing color over b&w, but in this instance, I have to. I think the color contrast really adds a lot to the image that the monochrome cannot. The color also helps reveal a lot of detail that gets lots a little bit in the other. Now you must tell me, how did you shoot this?

Simon, the color version ROCKS! The b&w is stunning, I guess that would make this stunninger. Hey, why did stunninger suddenly underline in red on my computer screen? A work of industrial photographic art. No red underlines there!

That's the way to make industry attractive...Excellent elaboration! Compliments and regards, El

Never thought I'd give an industrial image a pair of sevens! Great image.

I agree with William, this picture fully deserves 7s in all aspects; what is absolutely amazing is the lighted smoke crossing the sky

Mejor, mas espectacular que la anterior en b/w.

Very nice night shot ... colors and exposure are excellent. steams make it more interesting

 

Best regards HSP

Wow: thats or base of consumption (you shall by a car to help !) in esthetic form - also the aspect of toxic pollution is shown.Congs7/7. Well done.

I like more the B$W one, Simon. Best regards.

hallo simon, masterpiece! one of the bests of this kind ever seen! congratulations, yours frank

Very well done. Congratulations for this one.

Esteve

The colored version is really amazing! I can see more details than the B&W version of the plant textures and lights, also if the small dimensions of this image hide a lot of beautiful details (web needs...). At least I prefer the B&W version because I think the grayscale tones fit better the industrial theme.Congratulation Simon, I really love this shot!

All the best, Alberto.

great effect, i like the smoke created by slow shutter

Fantastic photo. Really pleasing effects all the way through the image.

Great shot Simon, was this taken at twighlight?, You have inspired me to have another look at the industrial landscape, well done!

great photo

Simon....

 

The color version of this image is certainly everything noted above, including "stunninger" but I find myself in somewhat of a paradox with Tim. He's a b/w man that loves this color and I'm a professed color man that prefers the b/w in this case.

 

I find the color version makes my eyes dance all around trying to soak up all that is offered, while the b/w is like looking at a diamond. You see all the sparkly, but focus directly on the subject. Regardless, there's plenty in both of these images to enjoy and appreciate.

 

Thanks for sharing both... Mike

 

 

 

Hi Simon, I like the coloured version just as much as the b/w. The colours are very pleasing.

Cheers!

Beautiful ! Luv it !