I love this image, this detail would be missed my most while they look only at the flora and fauna. Like lobsters in a cage - we simply don't look up enough.
Hi Pat!!! I am noticing a consistent trend in your photography in that you are fascinated with glass, windows and different angles. You have a real gift of an eye for seeing things that most would not. As I have said time and time again...I think you should consider creating a gallery in your own home!!
BB - Thank you my friend! As well you should be...
Jhon - Thanks! Everybody was looking at the stuff in the room, and I was looking "at" the room. Yum, lobster!
dot - You are too funny! wink wink. It's there! http://theworldinblackwhite.blogspot.com/ and here http://theworldinblackwhite.blogspot.com/
California Girl - Thank so much! It's one of my favs.
Costea - thanks Costea!
Corve - Thanks so much!
Joe - thanks Joe, that's a nice compliment!
Cheeseboy - Me too! We make sure to go at least a couple of times a year.
pitchertaker - me too...
Robyn - There's lots out there to take photos of...
Jimmy - Thanks buddy!
Postman - I've never been in there at night, I wonder if you can see the lights of the taller building through the glass? I'm gonna have to check it out.
DrSoosie - You are so right! I don't think from a technical sense I'm that good, but I do have a good eye... I think I am going to have some printed up. People keep asking about buying some, so i may look into that as well. Oh yeah! WELCOME BACK....
Are those bats or water sprinklers or some form of growth hanging from the roof of the thing? Don't ask why those are the first things that caught my eye - I guess I just have that awesome eye for detail - WHAT?! THOSE ARE JUST METAL THINGYS? oh...well...
NTP - Thanks so much! I thought I had signed up to follow you a while back. I just realized that either I didn't do it, or the link dropped. Anyway, I am now!
What an intriguing shot. Kind of makes you tilt your head around while looking at it. Good eye!
ReplyDeleteI can see why! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, Patrick! I love this shot. I am insanely jealous!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this image, this detail would be missed my most while they look only at the flora and fauna. Like lobsters in a cage - we simply don't look up enough.
ReplyDeleteLooks good in B&W! hint hint. lol
ReplyDeletewonderful architectural shot, Patrick. this is first rate.
ReplyDeleteimpressive arhitecture!! well seen!
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot. Do you know that lately, when I am out shooting, I think to myself..."how would Pat and Betty handle this?"
ReplyDeleteAh yes, a room I am very familiar with. Eerie to see it like that though.
ReplyDeleteI can understand why this would be what you'd make an image of....
ReplyDeleteWho needs nature when you can have construction at its best (& photographed by the best)?!
ReplyDeletexoRobyn
Impressive Shot Pat!!
ReplyDeleteI do like this one.
Jeez, I've been in and out of that room many times and I've never looked at it from that angle before.
ReplyDeleteZowie.
Hi Pat!!! I am noticing a consistent trend in your photography in that you are fascinated with glass, windows and different angles. You have a real gift of an eye for seeing things that most would not. As I have said time and time again...I think you should consider creating a gallery in your own home!!
ReplyDeletechuck - Yup, I was overjoyed when I saw it!
ReplyDeleteRA - Yep, me too!
BB - Thank you my friend! As well you should be...
Jhon - Thanks! Everybody was looking at the stuff in the room, and I was looking "at" the room. Yum, lobster!
dot - You are too funny! wink wink. It's there!
http://theworldinblackwhite.blogspot.com/
and here
http://theworldinblackwhite.blogspot.com/
California Girl - Thank so much! It's one of my favs.
Costea - thanks Costea!
Corve - Thanks so much!
Joe - thanks Joe, that's a nice compliment!
Cheeseboy - Me too! We make sure to go at least a couple of times a year.
pitchertaker - me too...
Robyn - There's lots out there to take photos of...
Jimmy - Thanks buddy!
Postman - I've never been in there at night, I wonder if you can see the lights of the taller building through the glass? I'm gonna have to check it out.
DrSoosie - You are so right! I don't think from a technical sense I'm that good, but I do have a good eye... I think I am going to have some printed up. People keep asking about buying some, so i may look into that as well. Oh yeah! WELCOME BACK....
Very creative shot.. I never look up
ReplyDeleteat the Bellagio.. I'm usually looking
at a roulette wheel.
A bit Alfred Hitchcockian no?
ReplyDeleteFaye - Thanks! All the Vegas talk is getting me in the mood...
ReplyDeleteCopyboy - That never entered my mind, until I read this...good eye!
. . . and it is a good one. Unexpected shading. Really nice.
ReplyDeleteAre those bats or water sprinklers or some form of growth hanging from the roof of the thing? Don't ask why those are the first things that caught my eye - I guess I just have that awesome eye for detail - WHAT?! THOSE ARE JUST METAL THINGYS? oh...well...
ReplyDeleteThis is a very cool scene...
ReplyDeleteFrom the Far East.
Greetings.
ruma
Tapirgirl - Thanks! It was a good find.
ReplyDeleteAndrea - they are lights! nothing scary..lol
ruma2008 - Thanks! Same to you (from the west)!
Cool perspective!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great eye and as copyboy pointed out earlier , I love the Hitchcock essence of the photo.
ReplyDeleteBlue Wave - thanks!
ReplyDeleteNTP - Thanks so much! I thought I had signed up to follow you a while back. I just realized that either I didn't do it, or the link dropped. Anyway, I am now!