another act of the demolishment

street shot that tells a story

[kali]

@stray_shooter

[Domenico Dodaro]

I like this much more, Kali, don't know why, but the panorama format adds really something. And there is a melancholy that cannot be said in words.

[Jo Smith]

That's one shot I want to take too,

[Delwyn Barnett]

The misty rain really suits the shot too.

[Scott Houston]

Crunchy crunchy. Very noir.

[Julie Duncan]

That's great - with the human figure to lend perspective you can almost hear the beams falling.

[Caroline]

This is beautiful Kali. I agree with Domenico, there is a melancholy to it - maybe nostalgia... this could have been taken long ago if it weren't for the hoodie :)

[Chris Davies]

Definitely. It looks like quite a desolate scene.

What's going to go there instead?

[kali]

@chris667 sheep apparently O_0 this is new zealand lol

[kali]

@domenicododaro @josmith @dkbarnett @scotthouston @juliedduncan @kerosene thanks, i saw a thing about low angle photography the day before which influenced my pov choice, and the processing just suited being super grainy although i could have gone another way. there was bluish smoke too in the background

[Naomi]

Lovely processing. Looks like they're building something big...

[Dyan Stevens]

Terrific gritty scene.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

The person add to the sense of loss.

[Ron]

Nicely done! That's a story with a finite ending!

[Walks @ 7]

The mist and gray is evocative of sadness and loss. The lone figure in silhouette with his/her head hung low emphases the destruction. Great story shot. Fav!

[Ingrid Budge]

This is a really intriguing shot - makes me want to know more