Pylon

I have seen several "looking up at pylon" shots. This is my effort. I just wanted to combine this effect with this subject. It is now out of my system. I like that it starts and ends with green. Probably impossible to see this properly. Never mind.

[Angela Tavan]

this is an amazing compilation! love the gradual colour changes from one side to the other. certainly a very different treatment of the subject.

[Spanner]

@angelat Thanks Angela. I love getting your feedback. You are always so positive and complimentary.

[Alexander]

That's a very creative use of this technique, Spanner. I love this disjointed composition, with its very different perspective.

[Dexter Murray]

Really well executed sir! I would love to try this style of photography some time, is it joined together on Picasa?

[Spanner]

@quixoticneophyte Thank you for your feedback Alexander.

[Spanner]

@dextermurray Thanks Dexter.

[Suse♡]

That is very creative and I like how this looks, this is a interesting way to prepresent things.

[Allison]

I like that it's a different take on the pylon shot, and you've put your spin on it. Very creative......I like it!

[Spanner]

@susale Thanks Suse. I appreciate you taking the time to look and comment.

[Spanner]

@allisonraposa Thanks Allison - I deliberately went over the top on this. I probably could have done it in 4 shots. Thanks for your feedback.

[Lisa Stein]

Super cool tiling effect!

[Spanner]

@pflaume Thanks Lisa.

[Channelf]

large isn't large enough to see this properly, however I like the result too. The shades of blue (especially on the right part) and indeed the green at both ends.

[Spanner]

@channelf Thanks - it is stupidly big. Thanks for taking the time to look and comment.

[Ingrid Budge]

Cool! I remember doing this with film - pasting panos on my wall - loads of 6x4 prints. Love the fact it's horizontal too

[Spanner]

@ingrid2101 Thanks Ingrid. I used to try this with prints in years gone by. Far too expensive now.