Springing Arches

Uploaded: November 13, 2016 | Entered: November 13, 2016 16:13:18

Description

A b/w conversion of the (pale yellow) arches of the lower level of the Library of Congress building. 11/16 2nd Place - MM

Comments

Harvey A. Ravitch November 13, 2016

Holy Flying Buttrice Batman, very cool composition! Lighting, & shapes are Amazing! #1673493

Chris Budny level-deluxe November 14, 2016

hehe--thanks, Harvey! I love this "stacked up" composition; I shot it years ago in color, and wanted to try it again. #11537325

Amanda D. Austwick level-classic December 20, 2016

Love the different angled buttresses and tones! #11546857

Chris Budny level-deluxe December 20, 2016

Thanks, Amanda! #11546926

Cindy Bendush level-classic December 31, 2016

Great POV - big congrats! #11549604

Leslie McLain level-classic January 01, 2017

Congrats on a fantastic winner, Chris. #11549637

Lindley Johnson level-classic January 01, 2017

I love this composition, Chris. Congratulations on your wonderful winner! #11549749

G. Margaret Hennes level-classic January 01, 2017

Congrats on this terrific winner Chris! Love the composition and b/w conversion! #11549808

Don Johnson level-classic January 01, 2017

Wow! Great shot Chris! You always produce such wonderful architectural photography. You are a master!! #11549871

Harvey A. Ravitch January 01, 2017

Congrations, Very Well Deserved ! #11549912

Amanda D. Austwick level-classic January 01, 2017

Congratulations on this winner! #11549936

Renee Doyle January 01, 2017

Looks awesome in b/w. Wonderful tones and ofcourse lines! Congratulations Chris :) #11549968

Michele Peterson level-classic January 01, 2017

Great idea to make this one b&w, it's almost like a line drawing with some shading. As always, your composition is perfect and a delight to look at. Congratulations on the win, Chris! #11550085

Usman M. Bajwa level-classic January 01, 2017

Great design elements, Chris. CONGRATZ on the Gold award. #11550213

Chris Budny level-deluxe January 03, 2017

Thank you all very much!
It was interesting for me to compare this with a much older shot I took here (showing some stairs in the background) -- the arches were still yellow back then, but had ivy-vine stencil patterns painted along each arch perimeter. #11550720

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