A Vanishing Way

I keep coming back to this one, trying different crops, etc. What do

you think? It was an interesting experiment on the 4x5.

This is very well exposed Landscape and of very great composition

 

Wishing you all of the best

Well seen, and interesting post processing.

I like the PS ghost effect. I think the crop is good. I'm not crazy about what appears to be the remains of a zoom filter on the side of the building. My eye keeps going there

No post-processing folks, except cropping and a bit of contrast. This was a double exposure done on the 4x5. The peculiar quality of the wall is one of the reasons I keep coming back to this shot. It's intriguing, in that it's like everything is being pulled into a vortex - kind of like the way sci-fi tv shows convey time and space around a black hole.

No post processing? Indeed that wall is very strange. It now makes it very interesting

Not sure what you started with but this crop looks spot on. You might have called this doppelganger. It makes me think of the residual vibration of cars speeding by on highways, rendering these places mere ghosts of the past.

Friend an excellent creative image. lol

Satvinder, Pat, thanks for stopping by!

 

The full shot is horizontal with about an equal amount of the plywood wall to the left, but without the focal pattern.

I agree with you about the wall. In a way it's too bad about the double exposure, as neat as it is, because it lessens the impact of that dynamic wall by competing for the attention of the viewer. But it's a highly original and unique shot anyway.

The vibrating effect of the double exposure works well with the textural elements of this pic.

 

This scene almost makes noise.