old shipping hanger in San Francisco. It is at the very beginning of 20th street on the bay. More than anything is the tremendous feeling of space at this location. To see this warehouse now and it's surroundings belies the fact that this was once a very busy and populated part of town. It will eventually get torn down and a skyrise of condos will go in. At least I have some pictures now for when that day will come.
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The half-life of glass windows in an abandoned building is well shot here. Above average because the "something old" fills the frame, not just an object at the center of the frame like most submissions.
more of the "6" in this photo would have given it a nice anchor visually. but you would have to use a lower prespective and/or a wider angle lens cause the broken windows are the true stars of this shot. very nice. ~mcmurma Aesthetics...6 Meets Challenge...6 Overall...6
It is kind of nit picky but I think you should have copped a little closer on the top to get rid of the horizontal piece of trim. It stops effect of the vertical lines of the window panes. Autool
Almost nice...it bugs me when things aren't straight at the top.. and I think the other windo on the right is distracting. The colors are wonderful and the warehouse sign is great. There is an interesting shape in the least broken of windows but to me that shape would be stronger if it was offset a bit more - maybe it;s not n thirds?.
Your photo is interesting and well exposed. I'm not lowering your vote for the following comment, it's just my idea, but it would have been also interesting if you had just shot the warehouse sign. It's old enough by itself.
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