I like how the metal scratches are a bit more evident in this shot, also the streaking going on at the bottom of the center panel. Both are great images!
OK, I just wanna reach in there and start randomly flippin’ switches! What a great image Bob! Love the details and textures you’ve brought to life with this image!
Can’t make up my mind which I like better Bob, they are both outstanding! I love the symmetry, balance and rhythm in this one and the textures stand out a little more too. Awesome work man.
Thanks everyone for the great comments! @Steve, funny … I didn’t set out to do an A/B set of the subject. I simply wanted to make sure I nailed the shot. I think the two images can be turned into a decent case study for using the lens selection. One subject, two lenses, two moods.
I like how the metal scratches are a bit more evident in this shot, also the streaking going on at the bottom of the center panel. Both are great images!
Very cool Bob! Aren’t TS lens the Swiss army knife of photography? I dig it.
Which to pull 🙂
So different from yesterday’s, yet so similar. I like this for the detail and ‘reality’. I like yesterday’s for perspective and mood 🙂
That’s a lot of control options – great shot!
I love the effect here. Great job with the panorama.
that’s cool, such a great find Jim
Such an awesome A/B example of different lenses/perspectives. You definitely brought out incredible detail in both shots!
This is everything I hoped it would be. And I love Scott’s comment.
OK, I just wanna reach in there and start randomly flippin’ switches! What a great image Bob! Love the details and textures you’ve brought to life with this image!
Can’t make up my mind which I like better Bob, they are both outstanding! I love the symmetry, balance and rhythm in this one and the textures stand out a little more too. Awesome work man.
Thanks everyone for the great comments! @Steve, funny … I didn’t set out to do an A/B set of the subject. I simply wanted to make sure I nailed the shot. I think the two images can be turned into a decent case study for using the lens selection. One subject, two lenses, two moods.
very nice – I prefer the distortion and light of the previous image though, its a bit more spooky!