I hate these see through walk ways!!!Now that I know where this was taken I see thats moveing water down there and this REALLY freaks me out.It's too bad the fact that its a walkway on a dam and over running water couldn't be made evident in the shot.A long shot side view wouldn't have worked.This is better than 4.8. Good luck and keep on taking pix.
I assume this is a fear of heights shot. If I'm wrong, well, none of the following comments apply. :-) The rouble I'm having is in seeing that this is a height shot. from what I can see in the picture, the cement (?) below the walk might be just a few inches below or it might be hundreds of feet. There's nothing in the picture to really say (at least nothing I can see). Fun angle, interesting lines, a little bit soft in the focus as I look at the foot. Just need that element of height to kick it up.
i can definitely commisserate with this one. what would make this better? maybe if there wasnt such a shadow on the foot. maybe if the grate was in better focus. watch for that next time. mag 99
I know this feeling. Good idea but you didn't get the "height" factor to show up well enough to envoke fear into the viewer of your picture. You were probably limited to what you had to work with. A 6 by Autool
I get the idea that there is fear here, but the subject matter is not desciptive enough to "understand" this fear. What is that stuff below you? Acid? Soap? Very clearly taken shot of this subject, but what is it? (Don't worry, I ask the same question about abstract stuff, too.) 5 Swash
Unless you have an unusual fear of metal gratings or painted toenails, I am assuming this is high? Not sure how you could do it, but it needs a little more depth or something to help the viewer see the scale of exactly how high up you are. karmat
This is good - The red toenail is perfect to offset the industrial surroundings. Perhaps a high-heel lacey shoe would add to the feeling of being out of your element. - fear of heights - excellent choice.
Oh my...you got my worst fear right there. Heights are one thing, but seeing the ground beneath me make me just about pass out! Great photo 10 rkymtndream.