Another of the things I saw when I looked up in this derelict house with Melinda Green Harvey.
No one stole the ceiling furniture, maybe they needed the light for their work.
Or, they didn’t look up.
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Canon 5Dii, Canon 16-35/f2.8 lens @ 35mm, ISO1250, f4.0, 1/125th.
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“Ceiling furniture” is an excellent term! I am going to pass it along to the architects I know, in hopes that it will become more widely used.
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Did I make something up that is useful? Holy smokes. Or Smoked Beer. Or whatever an appropriate exclamation of disbelief would be.
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“Smoked beer!” would probably be my preference. (And it’s a good saying, too.)
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Ehpem, this looks like a charcoal sketch rather than a photo – love the texture and tonality.
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Hi Lynn, thanks for the comment. This particular processing does have that effect which I quite like. I decided to run all the ceiling shots the same way, though some might have been better processed a bit differently.
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