Thursday, January 29, 2015

Fire Escape

 The original photo

"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up."
~ Pablo Picasso


B&W version



 Cropped and turned

 cropped
 Cropped, split toning, poster edges


I am joining Geometric Friday HERE.

I am linking to NF Digital Art Meme  HERE.

FYI City Daily Photo bloggers:  The  February 1st theme - If you had to leave forever the city from where you usually post, what would you miss most? 

37 comments:

  1. Creative work with the image. I like that cropped and turned version the most.

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  2. I like them all! This is a great exercise!

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  3. What a great exercise indeed!! I really like them all, too, but then I always like all of your photos!!!
    Hope you have a great weekend!!

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  4. I can't decide because they are all wonderful!

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  5. Okay, I have to be different. I like the black and white.

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  6. In re the first photo - this is one shot that I think works best in b&w...very artsy and dramatic ... everything is going every which way, including the brick. Dynamic!

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  7. I like the first shot and the color of the brick.

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  8. I love the graphic lines in these photos. Nicely done.

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  9. I like all the photos. I am intrigued by the geometries.
    Well done, Tina.
    Have a Beautiful Day!
    Peace :)

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  10. Creative post editing process, all wonderful images!

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  11. I like them all- I go for color and crop first b & w last!

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  12. You found a scene with lots of angles and interest and went wild with it. I'm going to have to check out that Geometry meme. Interesting.

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  13. I love what you did with the last one the best! They seem to be not making fire escapes any longer, you see less and less. I wonder why that is? I guess all newer buildings are obliged to have more than one entrance due to fire code.

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  14. I like the black and white because it reminds me of the fire escapes of my childhood in Montreal. It's fun to play with our images, eh?

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  15. The cropped and turned version creates an illusion of slow movement. Fascinating.

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  16. Excellent results, very creative !

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  17. A very interesting subject. Lots of lines, patterns, angles etc. Personally I prefer No. 1 and 2 (the others are too cropped for me). I like monochrome very much, but here I feel that the colour version gives me more.

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  18. funny and creative ! I like how it turns in the last picture !

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  19. Pablo would be impressed,because I do think the cropped one is like a painting.Super image, and I like the black and white one too.

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  20. I like them ALL but i think the black and white i like a tad more than the others. this is true art to me...

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  21. Looks like you are having some fun! I have to say, I like every one of them. Those windows are nice. I like all the lines.

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  22. I love the brick treatment above that window!

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  23. I love that Lori started this meme. Would any of us have even seen this as a geometric masterpiece before we were tuned in to it by her? This is just awesome and surprising at the same time. Everywhere we look we see those tell tale shapes :) Beautifully done ...

    Andrea @ From The Sol

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  24. Hmmmm. I'm going with the original.

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  25. I love these creative images. Well done!

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  26. It is a beautiful BW Image and I like the glowing one at the end. Just hoping it is not fire :)

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  27. Sometimes, b&w is the best way to go, as in this case, for me anyway.

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  28. love the split-toning/posterized image especially

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  29. Wonderful image for the theme. Architecture usually makes such lovely geometric images. And I love stairs of all kinds, too.

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  30. Really liked your cropped and turned shot...sometimes I forget a new perspective can result in a dynamic shot♪

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