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Angelo Villaschi
{K:49617} 5/29/2004
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I have a soft spot for spiral staircase shots. I like their quirky perspective. This one looks like it was in very difficult circumstances, with the internal lights and skylight blowing out, and the dark areas of the underside of the stairs have almost no detail.
Almost impossible to do anything about, because of the range of different lights. Maybe a different, less contrasty film?
I don't see that many shadows, to be honest.
If it is easy to get back to the same place, perhaps you can try experimenting.
I agree with Claude H. - I think there is something in the line formed by those internal artificial lights that you can explore.
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Tolis Elefantis
{K:3550} 5/26/2004
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Thanx Joshua , i like sharing same sensitivities with other people. You are very kind.
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Joshua Rainey
{K:5069} 5/26/2004
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Your style is so amazing. I love so many of the shots in your portfolio...
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Marcio Janousek
{K:32538} 5/22/2004
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Very artistic..Excellent !!
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Claude H.
{K:1560} 5/21/2004
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Interesting light. I just like the strong contrast. I think it would look better with a slight rotation. Regards, Claude
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Mary Vareli
{K:15826} 5/21/2004
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clever image, multi-dimensional!!
I do not think you should crop the light on the top, it adds to the atmosphere
nice , very nice!!
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Paul's Photos
{K:35235} 5/21/2004
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nice image.. i like the lighting and architecture.. I think i would have cropped the skylight and just kept the stairs .. good work
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Ian McIntosh
{K:42997} 5/21/2004
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Wonderful find Tolis.
So often I look at a staircase and enjoy the repition/spiralling. Expect it in fact.
This photo presents none but clims so high!
It is not a simple path, this stairway to the light.
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