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Published: 2004-08-29 16:16:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 375; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 104
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not much to say about this one.a stab at architectual photography.
peace
simon.
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Comments: 29
smooth as, the colours, the minimalness... nice shot
almost looks like some sorta futuristic bar
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looks like you held your camera upside down, did you?
stunning photo
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Excellent composition, colour and light i think. Its so alluring because its difficult to identify with it. Bravo!
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hey thats really cool, took me a while to figure out what it is mind you! Love the fact that the top half is alot lighter than the bottom half, really gives it some depth.
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ahh man.. this is really nice. it could pass esily for a piece of minimalist art where it really this orientation. i love the simplicity... and even all those little things on the floor/ceiling. great shot.
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Very nice, at first, like most people, I did not know what it was. I even said to myself after clicking the link in my message centre "this isn't photography, some kind of digital art!! What's he thinking submitting here?"
The little lamps finally gave it away. The perspective is amazing, the reflections in the foreground lights are also rather pleasing.
As another person mentioned though, this is hardly an architectural photo, abstract is more fitting. 
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thank you gyroid, for the lovely comment and the fav, i really appreciate the encouragement and support
take care,
simon.
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nice concept, its very instersting
where is this ceiling by the way?
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Another great 'pause for thought' capture! Turning everyday things on their heads does truly invite active viewing.
I'm still trying to work out whether that down (or up!) light in the foreground is distracting from the effect and gives the game away too early. Perhaps it is a little intense for the overall monochromatic feel, but cropping it might reduce the impact of deep shadows...pity interior designers weren't thinking of photographers!
Anyway, there is a nice atmosphere about this shot - somewhat Space Odysseyish in an anti-gravitational way.
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omg that is so cool, because when i got home and looked at this picture, the VERY FIRST thing that came to my mind was 2001 
yeah, i thought how how i would crop this but in the end i figured the foremost lights are complimented nicely by the ones in the background so i decided to leave as is
thank you so much for the kind words
take care,
simon.
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thank you 
take care!
simon.
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You are welcome!Love your work!
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When i first saw this picture i didnt like it and i couldnt make out wat it was - but then i worked out it was a ceiling turned upside down and then as it stared at it, it began to grow on me. the angles, colours and lines are very interesting and somehow intriguing. it is a little bland and simple but its very effective!! nice job
-Holly
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Hehe, cool. I like this; it's sort of abstract in it's own way. It's upside down, right? That'd be one weird floor. o.o
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i love it!!
things can look so cool when turned upside down!! this pivture would look awesome anyway..
i loved the colours, the composition, everything!
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Let's see... at first it looked like water, and those bulby figures looked like bubbles, and the lights looked like reflections. But then I turned my brain upside down and saw a ceiling with lights hanging down. This picture, as simplistic as it is, really does make you think. It has a very intruiging feeling about it. I'm walking around everywhere I go looking for pictures like this (in the abstract/artistic sense) but never can find anything. You are too good at what you do!
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you are too kind!
thank you, so much
take care,
simon.
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i love this. it looks very futuristic! gorgeous clean lines and tones.
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i think this is very bizzare
the lines work for me
and the way you presented it
is amazing
the turning the image
on itself
was very brilliant you gained
that "insane" perspective
that you will only see if you
stand on your head
i love the play on
posistions
wonderful work dear
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holly, you're comments are always so welcome, i hope you are still submitting, because i miss seeing your art. i have given up on trying to take care of my watch list while i haven't yet re-activated my subscription but once i've done that i should be back into the swing of things some what
and i have missed you of course too! 
take care,
simon.
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simon
accept this gift from me
please
cause i love your words
your art
and your potential
hope you have much more to come
dear
and yes i am still submitting like
crazy
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holly! you are too kind, i owe you, i cant tell you how much i appreciate that.
and thank you so much for your kind words, it's so flattering, and means so much, because you are easily one of if not the most lovely and amazing person ive met here, and im so glad to know you and have your presence here. i'm blessed.
i can't wait to see your new stuff, i'm going to go have a look now
i hope your well, a huuuuuuge hug to you
simon.
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you are most welcomed my dear
and deserving of it
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not too fond of this, more of a peck at architectural photography in my opinion
is this a reflection?
its very bland, and simple
the asset to this piece is its perspective which offers some interesting dimension to it
the color scheme is not bad though something else might bring more appeal to the reflections
the reflections were well captured and add to the picture
altogether, keep trying, take more pics, and pick better subjects
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Well simon... You've nailed it again... This is some shot, cause you had the idea of turning it upside down!!! I was trying to figure what they were or a minute, before I saw clearly those were lamps!!! Great shot pal!!!
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