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26-DEC-2008 Franky2005

Staying Home I
by Franky2005

Inspired by Deb who was on the road during the holidays!

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Date/Time26-Dec-2008 09:13:09
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Focal Length20.3 mm
Exposure Time1/100 sec
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mlynn 07-Jan-2009 00:59
Lovely symmetrical shot, gorgeous lighting. --Melanie
Franky2005 29-Dec-2008 21:43
Thank you all! I love the winter sun. Very low and sunrise takes a long time, delivering a soft and warm light. The trees attracted my view here as the structure is so much in contrast to the buildlings.
@Helen: The mix of architecture is a result of WWII. Originally buildings were from the late 1890s or early 1900s. In the build up during the 50s there was not much to care about from the architecture point of view and still we have some gaps which are not fully filled up (as you see on the left border).
Jerry Curtis29-Dec-2008 20:51
This photograph has a distinct autumn/winter mood to it, Frank. Nicely done!
Katherine Stanback's Photos29-Dec-2008 16:11
Nice composition and lighting - it looks like everyone is safely and comfortably at home!
Helen Betts29-Dec-2008 02:05
What a difference in architectural style on this street! Very nice capture of an interesting block. LIke the soft light as well.
inframan 27-Dec-2008 14:10
Fantastic, like one of those old-time childrens' architectural games.
You should do a pop-up book.
Sony Forums Challenges27-Dec-2008 01:50
Frank, I'm really drawn to the irregular, bending lines of the tree trunks and branches here...maybe because most everything else seems more orderly and "straight" to me in this scene. Well composed with nice exposure and detail. Hope your stay at home was a great one. ..I'm sure it was much better than Deb's stay in the car :) Nice shot, Frank! MFC