The Human Dimension

[Wiener]

This architecture still looks awesome in our modern world where we are continualy exposed to special effects of all kinds.

 

[Zagato]

Andy,

beautiful shot! What lens?

Nice to see your continuous postings in spite of the miserable weather situation in Eastern Austria during the last weeks.

Rgds
Michael (Vienna)

 

[thelps]

I am very impressed by the perspective control. Converging verticals are good.
I like the flat almost mono look. Inclusion of the human at the gate improves it and add a sense of scale.
Nice architectural shot!!

 

[Genster]

Fantastic photo Andy

 

[Marcus E.]

Agree with Tim.....wonderful sense of scale.

 

[Wiener]

Andy,

beautiful shot! What lens?

Nice to see your continuous postings in spite of the miserable weather situation in Eastern Austria during the last weeks.

Rgds
Michael (Vienna)

Hi Michael,
thanks for your kind comment! The light as you observe has been very flat these last few weeks but I was interested to try out my new (to me) Voigtländer 35mm so took a few shots on the road home from the museums yesterday.
I had heard a rumour that your were a DPreview poster (but I might have that wrong) but welcome here!
Andy

 

[Wiener]

I am very impressed by the perspective control. Converging verticals are good.
I like the flat almost mono look. Inclusion of the human at the gate improves it and add a sense of scale.
Nice architectural shot!!

Thanks Tim!
I did pull it straight a little in Silkypix but not much. The 35mm lens works well without distortion so it was not so hard!
The scale of the architecture is breathtaking; a real statment of might, of power.
I would like to have tried a b&w version, but not so easy with Silkypix it seemed...
Andy

 

[Wiener]

Fantastic photo Andy

Thanks!

 

[Wiener]

Agree with Tim.....wonderful sense of scale.

It IS amazing...all the more-so for being tourist free!
Thanks Marcus,
Andy

 

[petach]

nothing to add, just +1 from me, they said it all