I love how you captured straight lines in the perspective, not always easy on a tall building. Nice choice of b&w. I certainly hope they get frequent breaks.
Nice strong vertical and horizontal lines captured here, great in black and white.
I have enjoyed looking at your response to challenges and am impressed. As your get pushed partner this week would you try layering? Layer on layer on layer. Include elements in the foreground, middle, and background and play around with which layer your subject is in. The challenge is not to lose your subject within the image.
@wakelys Thank you. Too warm for me, but they don't seem to allow the heat to effect their work. @grammyn Thank you Katy. We've got the 90's now. 😥 @corinnec Thank you Corinne. @haskar Thank you Hannah. @Dawn Thanks Dawn. @olivetreeann Thank you Ann. @pyrrhula I'm sure there are rules like that here, but I'm not familiar with them. Thank you Ferry. @onewing I know, right?! @shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. I may have not had such a problem with the lines, because I was on a hill close to this building, so was at eye level with a lot of the building. @pusspup Thank you Wylie. @casablanca Thanks Casa. @bkbinthecity Thanks Brian. @ziggy77 Thank you. There were workmen to the right of this group on the floor below. These people stood out better against the backlighting of the sky. @kjarn I do too. Glad I had an indoor job! That's a big part of the reason I don't enjoy gardening and other yard work. @craftymeg Thanks Meg. @sandradavies Thank you Sandra. I want to make sure that I understand your challenge. Do you want an image with several different layers, like textures, colors, or double exposure effects? Do you want an image that has foreground, midground and background clear?
@randystreat Include a foreground, midground and background that creates depth to your image creating more of a 3D affect. I'm thinking composition rather than post processing.
@sandradavies I'm afraid I won't be able to complete this challenge in the time allowed. I will do it and will notify you when I post it. My life got unexpectedly busy this week.
Our temperatures have been in the mid to high 90s this week
I have enjoyed looking at your response to challenges and am impressed. As your get pushed partner this week would you try layering? Layer on layer on layer. Include elements in the foreground, middle, and background and play around with which layer your subject is in. The challenge is not to lose your subject within the image.
@grammyn Thank you Katy. We've got the 90's now. 😥
@corinnec Thank you Corinne.
@haskar Thank you Hannah.
@Dawn Thanks Dawn.
@olivetreeann Thank you Ann.
@pyrrhula I'm sure there are rules like that here, but I'm not familiar with them. Thank you Ferry.
@onewing I know, right?!
@shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. I may have not had such a problem with the lines, because I was on a hill close to this building, so was at eye level with a lot of the building.
@pusspup Thank you Wylie.
@casablanca Thanks Casa.
@bkbinthecity Thanks Brian.
@ziggy77 Thank you. There were workmen to the right of this group on the floor below. These people stood out better against the backlighting of the sky.
@kjarn I do too. Glad I had an indoor job! That's a big part of the reason I don't enjoy gardening and other yard work.
@craftymeg Thanks Meg.
@sandradavies Thank you Sandra. I want to make sure that I understand your challenge. Do you want an image with several different layers, like textures, colors, or double exposure effects? Do you want an image that has foreground, midground and background clear?