This was taken over two years ago and may or may not have ever made it to the Blog, Even if it did, I am pronouncing it new again, since I reprocessed it last night.
It is one of the more sketchy entrances to Boston’s Subway system, The T, in the Downtown Crossing section of the city.
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Nice one, Bob. Got some cool abstract shapes going on. I like the processing too.
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That perspective makes me want to rope up and get on belay before I head down.
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Escalator steps make some amazing patterns.
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love love love this, i have a similar shot from brussels i must process and post and we can compare notes…symmetry (cropping) is key in these shots. very nice.
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Thanks guys!
Bob Lussier recently posted..Downtown Crossing T
Reminds me of looking into the mouth of something large…
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Great composition and details, Bob. It’s almost a monochrome. . .very nice.
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wow! great picture and the contrast of it is soooo good. I love it!
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Great shot Bob, I love these kind of shots, well done
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Cool perspective, the reflections on the metal and grime really rock it
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I really like this one Bob, it has wonderful symmetry. Nicely processed too.
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