left behind

[spako]

I started out doing some urbex shots in the last few weeks, and I'm totally hooked.. here's one shot i like quite a lot.. I took it in an abandoned building of a mine not far from where I live... after the mine was abandoned there was a horsebackriding school in the buildings.. now its just abandoned with occasional paintballers running aound the premises (and some crazy urbexers ;-) )... any C+C would be welcome!

to see more shots of the place follow the link: http://spako.lu/index.php?option=com_zoom&Itemid=57&catid=28


http://spako.lu/images/zoom/HYJVLJ/viewsize/boot2kl.jpg

[Arvan]

fantastic place and nice composition with that boot placed to the left...2 bad there was a blown out window..Maby just a tad of flash would done this one better...

If the window wasnt there..this would go on my wall =) :clap

[spako]

Thank you for the comment...

I took another shot from the same place... this time with the window not blown out

http://spako.lu/images/zoom/HYJVLJ/viewsize/bootkl.jpg

[Skippy]

Thank you for the comment...

I took another shot from the same place... this time with the window not blown out



I like this one with the window not blown out, the other one I like too, except for the blown window of course :D

So did you find the other boot? or is it the same boot in both images ??

I had a quick look at the link you provided with the first image,
you've got some beautiful work there Spako :clap
I like the shot the drain and the cartoon character urinating on the wall.
Some of those graffiti artists are pretty clever at their work.

Nicely Done Spako :thumb .... Skippy :D
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[BPerron]

Those are some great shots. I also took a look at your site, you have some very nice stuff...I would love to know how you accomplish what you do. You should consider doing a tutorial.

[Arvan]

Just looked on your page..simply amazing! i love that kind of photos...So it was a big source of inspiration :D

[DaddyO]

Nice photography. :thumb

Concerning image #1 here, can someone please explain to me why the
"blown out" portion of the window undercuts the quality of the piece?
Knowing that would be very helpful. :dunno Michael

[theinlawjosie]

Nice photography. :thumb

Concerning image #1 here, can someone please explain to me why the
"blown out" portion of the window undercuts the quality of the piece?
Knowing that would be very helpful. :dunno Michael

I like to think that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I don't mind the blown out window in the first shot, but my taste does tend to differ from a lot of more experienced photographers than me. I don't know, these are both awesome shots though! :clap