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Published: 2007-10-23 18:35:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 3758; Favourites: 175; Downloads: 117
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And crawling on the planet's faceSome insects called the human race...
Lost in time
And lost in space
And meaning.
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Great angle. The way the lines converge and cross each other reminds me of time. How time can be confuse and precise, at the same time.
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Open the pod bay doors Hal;
To me this looks like a perfect photograph, Mike.
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Thank you, dear!
As well as for your support, I appreciate it very much!
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very cool, i love the angles and perspective
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This is the exact kinda shot I`m falling in love with right now
It is.....simply perfect
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I absolutely adore museums of modern art!
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sehr schΓΆner shot 
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awesome -
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Kewl, einfach nur sehr sehr geil
Vorallem der Blickwinkel gefΓ€llt mir. Wo/Von wem/Γber was war diese Ausstellung?
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The most impressive thing about this photograph, in my mind at least, is the way you handled the verticals. I am assuming you shot this with your Sigma 10-20, so you did well to keep things under control at such ultra-wide angles.
Did you have to do much in PS to straighten things up?
You have handled the exposure and contrast perfectly. It looks like one of those images I would probably give a little curve tweak to, to make the lighting more dramatic. However, in this case, the exercise in contrast control has worked well!
If I had to suggest any improvements they would be mostly cosmetic. There are a few little dark grey blobs on the roof (part of the building I know), but it might be worth cloning those out. Also, in the top left corner one of the lights is just poking into the frame and could be considered distracting. Depending on how pure you are, you might consider patching that up.
I really like your composition here, it works very well. You couldn't have paid that man to stand in a better place! In an ideal world there would have been 2 photographs on the near wall rather than 1. I feel this might have added a bit more balance to the scene, as that area feels a little empty at the moment.
Did you use a polariser here? If not, it might be interesting to see what effect one would have on that beautiful floor.
Anyway, a beautiful image which I enjoyed viewing. Thanks for sharing it.
Is the gallery in Frankfurt?
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wow the exact kind of photo i've been thinking about recently. I've always thought that a single person in such a photo can add so much to the piece.
Plus the composition is just perfect !
Thanks for sharing.
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Very cool gallery, and amazing photograph! Nice job.
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So when are you gonna put all these great photos of yours in a coffee-table book I can buy 
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hehe , hat sich das campen gelohnt,
klasse!
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serh toll. war des da grad so leer oder hast du die ganzen anderen mΓ€nnchen weggemacht?
sehr tolles foto jedenfalls und sehr toll nachbearbeitet! LOB!
ah, and whatisitabout??
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Nee, dat is nicht gemodifiziert. Ich hatte ganz fies inner Ecke gecampt und gewartet, bis dieser Depp von Ordnungsfritze hinter der weissen Wand verschwunden war. Und dann hab ich geschossen.
It is ebaut samsing weri seksuell. 
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Very nice interior and great graphic effect by shooting angle and tonescale!
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This looks very big. Like life itself is on display. Sorry - I am a big fan of gallery's of real life, not posed and just shot on the whim kinda thing. Thats what this is to me.
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well, that's exactly what it was - not posed and just shot on the whim!
Thanks for the comment!
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hey stranger!
great shot, love the lighting and the implicit natural monochromeness
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Lovely architecture shot. Great composition, tones and exposure.
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