A world of stairs

[invisible]

1.
http://federicobuchbinder.com/img/v5/p520951663-4.jpg

2.
http://federicobuchbinder.com/img/v4/p813987048-4.jpg

3.
http://federicobuchbinder.com/img/v4/p80466393-4.jpg

4.
http://federicobuchbinder.com/img/v4/p198923662-4.jpg

5.
http://federicobuchbinder.com/img/v5/p794090912-4.jpg

Thanks for looking.

[PhotoJet]

Very cool! That last one looks like an MC Escher! Cool!

[Antarctican]

Hey, cool theme!

LOVE that first one...such an unusual arrangement of the 'stairs', and the flash of colour of the legs of the retreating person adds a certain something to the shot. And the greens in the second shot really grab me. And the converging lines and colours in the third one. Good stuff!

[invisible]

Very cool! That last one looks like an MC Escher! Cool!
Thanks! You might also like this (http://federicobuchbinder.com/abstract-and-still-life/h3b05c1fd#h3b05c1fd)...

Hey, cool theme!

LOVE that first one...such an unusual arrangement of the 'stairs', and the flash of colour of the legs of the retreating person adds a certain something to the shot. And the greens in the second shot really grab me. And the converging lines and colours in the third one. Good stuff!
Number 1 is titled "Last-Minute Shopping" and it was shot at the end of a day in late December. About #3, I think you're the first person commenting on it (counting all the forums I've posted these). I find myself staring at it with my eyes wandering non-stop very often. It's the type of shot "about nothing" that most people don't care about, so thanks for stopping by :)

[René]

Love number 2, the greens remind me of home....

[Matt-l]

Great shots, but i think the first would benefit without the persons legs?

The second one really strikes me, great job!!

[Terri]

About #3, I think you're the first person commenting on it (counting all the forums I've posted these). I find myself staring at it with my eyes wandering non-stop very often. It's the type of shot "about nothing" that most people don't care about, so thanks for stopping by :) Now that's funny to read, because #3 is the first one I wanted to comment on while scrolling along. I love a shot that has texture, and these wet stones and the moss can practically be touched in this image! I love it.

I like the perspective in #4.

I generally don't go for tilted camera angles, but you were spot on to do it with #5 - looks great!

Very fun series, thanks for posting!

[invisible]

Great shots, but i think the first would benefit without the persons legs?
A shot without the legs was the one I was meaning for... but then the guy "invaded" my frame and I pressed the shutter out of spite :)

Thanks René, Matt-l, and Terri!

[Lensmeister]

ok I gotta say I love #3 reason; It reminds me of stairs you find in small towns in Yorkshire :)

#2 is cool too :)

Thanks for sharing :)

[invisible]

ok I gotta say I love #3 reason; It reminds me of stairs you find in small towns in Yorkshire :)

#2 is cool too :)
Thanks Lensmeister... These were shot somewhere almost as damp as your neck of the woods :)

[Lensmeister]

Thanks Lensmeister... These were shot somewhere almost as damp as your neck of the woods :)


Croydon in Surrey ?

[MissMia]

A shot without the legs was the one I was meaning for... but then the guy "invaded" my frame and I pressed the shutter out of spite :)

Sounds like something I would do! :lol: Great series invisible! Love the texture and green moss in the third shot.

[invisible]

Croydon in Surrey ?
Nope, Portland in Oregon :)

Sounds like something I would do! :lol: Great series invisible! Love the texture and green moss in the third shot.
Hehe, dim minds think alike (I guess) ;) Thanks MM, good to see you back among the living and Chiller.

[MissMia]

Hehe, dim minds think alike (I guess) ;) Thanks MM, good to see you back among the living and Chiller.

Who you calling dim? :batterup:

[invisible]

Who you calling dim? :batterup:
You talkin' to me? :batterup:

[johngpt]

Ah, where're the Monty Python crew when we really need them?

"I'm Dim, of Scotland Yard."

Federico, it's great seeing your work again. I'd been away from the 'other' forum for awhile.

I find myself 'stairing' and 'stairing' at these. :big grin:

[invisible]

"I'm Dim, of Scotland Yard."
:lol: (I'm a big fan of the Pythons!)

Thanks very much for your kind words, John. Haven't seen you post photos in a long while (other than those of your bike, that is). Great to see you've relocated here.

[boblybill]

These are really great shots Invisible! I really like your abstract approach to photography! #1 is my favorite.

[invisible]

These are really great shots Invisible! I really like your abstract approach to photography! #1 is my favorite.
Thanks very much, boblybill!