Walking through London, and I’m sure the same is true of any city, one is faced with a kaleidoscope of views. The combination of facades, inter-relationships, and reflections produces images that change with each and every step.
I posted an image of this building in ‘Columns and Panes’ last month. Today’s version was taken a little over a minute earlier. Apologies for the title of today’s post – demonstrating a total lack of imagination – but after five minutes of thinking, it was the best I could come up with.
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Beautiful shot =)
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Thanks very much
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Love how the straight lines on the left contrast with the warped lines in the reflection Andy.
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That was what really caught my eye, Len. This was a fascinating fifty yard walk – walk, shoot, walk shoot.
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Wonderful shot, Andy. I’m glad you were able to keep all the vertical lines parallel, too.
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They weren’t straight in the image, but it’s amazing what processing can achieve. And it makes such a difference to get all the verticals, vertical. Thanks for the comment, Ken
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Whatever you call it, I like it very much. The contrast in color, as well as line, is very effective. I will confess that, looking at the curvy lines in the middle section, I heard echoes of my mother saying, “Linda! Sit up straight and don’t slump!”
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Ha! Whose Mother hasn’t made such a comment! That made me smile, Linda – thank you.
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I like this one very much Andy! The texture is superb!
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Thanks very much Adrian
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