Stairs, Hudson Press

Kodak EPY, 4"x5"

striking, great composition, lovely colors, great exposure. really stands out.

An eye popper. Great colors and an interesting geometric subject. Great work, Mario.

I am trying to sort out this Escher-like image and a few things are driving me nuts. I do not think you would be using some weird distortion lens on your 4x5 so, is this a functional staircase, and if so please tell me the rails, columns and perhaps even the stairs are at strange angles? Other than that I find the black thing in the bottom right distracting. Thank-you.

 

By the way how do you scan your 4x5's, that is something I can't do yet?

Well done Mario.

to scan, I have a drum scanner :-) This place is real, there are no distortions, it is the way you see it,.on the bottom, there are old presses, part of the scenery

This is OUTSTANDING

Fantastic prospective!!!!

Great composition, tones and colours. A beautiful shot, well done!

Nice perspective and the saturation of the colours is great! What lens did you use and did you apply any movements?

I used Schneider Super Angulon 90/5.6XL and I didn't do any movements. I was waiting for that moment at dusk when value of the light outside gets the same as the value inside. Film was tungsten balanced Kodak EPY

regarding movements, ( I didn't get your question first time)

 

No, I didn't do any movements. I just left the lens in the middle. If I can't get perspective controll, I just go the other way, totaly off ay standards

One heck of a shot!

It's looks like an Asher painting (without walking people...okokok..i'know... ;-P Adrj ps (do ypu like my clouds?)

Mario, this is very very good. Somehow I think it would be even better without that confusing bit on the lower right corner. I may be wrong.

...It really is a WOW picture, composition wise is near perfection, and the colors are absolutely amazing.