Acute Angles V
The final image in a series from a house I photographed on a recent trip.
The angle is not evident in this image, but it is one side of the wall pictured in the previous photograph in this series.
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Canon 5Dii, Nikkor-N 24/2.8 lens, ISO200, f stop not recorded, 1/320th
burnt embers 
I like this, it has a very intimate feel.
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Thank you, intimate is not a word I would have chosen, but I see what you mean. The first shot of this wall had a friend in it – he has his daughter on his shoulders, walking by. It was a nice shot, but not very interesting compared to the shadows on the wall by themselves.
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Clever contrast and composition.
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Thanks Andy. An unusual scene to find “in nature” which seemed worthy of an unusual treatment.
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Canon / /Nikon ? heinous crime from both points of view 🙂
Love the image..
David.
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I know David, it is a terrible mixing – but just think, if they could breed they might produce a real competitor though perhaps more likely they would end up with the worst of each and it would be a bit of a dog.
I put Takumar lenses on the Canon too. It’s one of the reasons I got a camera with a full frame sensor – so that I could recycle my old film lenses at the same focal length. And buy some affordable second had glass.
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It’s black and white AND color at the same time. GREAT!
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Thanks Ken. Your comment made me realise I have no idea what I did during processing this image a couple of weeks ago. I had to go and check the history. I pulled the blues down, and changed the contrast on the left side, which makes it more monotone that it was, though not much. And I boosted the yellows and oranges on the right side. Glad you like it!
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Very nice!
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Thanks Melinda!
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Daring contrasts there, but I think it works
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Thanks Val – I am glad you think it works. It was one of those ideas that came out of nowhere during processing.
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