Having two weeks for shooting this one didn't help much. Sickness, travel (to uninteresting locations), and company made for little time alone to get shots I wanted for this.
Knowing the level of quality people would showcase, I knew I would have to display something beautiful. So I drove to a location that previously worked for me, only to find my results this time to be less than spectacular (the weather wasn't cooperating).
Then, I took my son to s show, and after the show I noticed these stairs. We climbed to the top, found some interesting things to photograph, and found this. Yes, the top down perspective of a staircase is often done. But it's almost always interesting. So that is what we get here :)
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I couldn't be happier with this score. A 6.4 and in the top 30 for a Master's Challenge is beyond what I ever hoped.
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while we've seen things like this before here on DPC, this method of processing is really cool and innovative, i like the effect it gives to the depth of the stairs. nice work
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