Olive soap was not profitable... so the monster is left to die on its own...

Excellent compositiuon and lighting, super B&W, Antoni.

 

Alberto

Very nice light!!!Fantastic BW!DF

Daniella, I appreciate your kind words!

Near the old town... the chimneys are still standing tall... "Not for too

much longer..." I said that ten years ago...

Beautifully conceived and executed. A rich composition.

Amazing place. Good lighting. Cheers.

Haunting shot with wonderful light and tones. Excellent!

very beautiful light and shadows. good tone and mood.regards.

Very nice composition! Interesting subject. I like it very much.

Very interesting shot!So many details.A pleasure to view.

Thanks for your nice comment.

Cheers,Jim

I love this shot - to me it looks as though an ancient mechanical monster has been trapped in this factory and is still searching for a way out. The great iron truss above the monster and the furnace looks like an ancient bird trying to soar out from the mess. The profitability of olive soap gone, the monster is left to die on its own... Great composition and tones in a difficult shooting situation -

Mark

Mark, thanks for your thoughts. It is a nice feeling to realize that my photo can trigger someone’s imagination in such a way. Thanks for sharing your view. I changed the title using your words.

Alberto, thank you!

Roy, thanks for your kind words!

Hola Nacho,

thank you, be happy!

Joseph, we have missed your comments and fine work...

Fly, I appreciate it!

Kosta, thank you, be well...

Jim, it's my pleassure, thanks for the visit.

a nice documentary piece. B&W suites it well. I would suggest a better "play" with light and shade (possibly through a layer adjustment) to accentuate the 'monster', mainly, and it's surroundings, partly. I like the way shadows and light draw the eye toward your subject, so my suggestions are merely to add a more aesthetic appeal to it.Your lens perspective is good here. Overall this is good work. thanks for sharing

 

Art, thank you for the well thought out comment, I truly appreciate your suggestion. I decided long time ago that layers is a step that's beyond my scope of photography for me. I admire the Photoshop creations of others, but it is not something that I want to explore at this point. I realize that I have so much to learn. I am still at the basics.