Things Are Looking Up by TwoPynts

Photography • Architecture • posted on Jan 30, 2008

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"What really interests me is whether God had any choice in the creation of the world." ~ Albert E.

A different view of the ceiling photographed from the concourse level, this time with the windows in view. For kicks I took the photo in infrared as well, it can be seen by clicking HERE. The gargantuan North/South Building of the OCCC is great an amazing feat of engineering. What you see here is only a very tiny part of it. If you'd like to see some eexterior shots, specifically featuring the windows, then click HERE. Even those shots don't do it justice really. Scroll down and click on the "Exhibit Hall" photo and then you should start to get some idea of how vast it is. -----

Thanks for your "catty" comments on my previous upload, Oculus Sinister ----- Olympus C8080wz & PhotoshopCS. (1081) Orlando, FL, USA 2008 Sponsored by: Kramer Kreations

Comments (47)

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mtc

8:13AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

Very very beautiful perspective. And what a great BW work!

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vaggabondd

8:21AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

Very nice pov. it gives the image a very huge look. very nice

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olivier158

8:25AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

excellent contrastS, and contrast between nearly monochromatic and full palette of greys.

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ccbig

8:32AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

This angle really shows some great lines! The scale of this place is so huge. Have you thought of a panoramic image?

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Chaos911

8:34AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

that black and white is so cool here, and the play with the dark parts are so good!!! Have a nice day! Adrian You Rock 2 www.Foto-ka.de

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jif3d

8:36AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

A bit of a neck twisting POV here Kort, thanks for the stretch and "Kramer's" easy exercise program ! ~Cheers~

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Richardphotos

8:43AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

excellent pov Kork

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auntietk

8:45AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

Another cool shot! This is a great bit of architecture. Love it! (The first one is still my fav, though.) :)

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uk601

8:47AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

very interessting perspective. great work

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bevsphototreasures

8:52AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

I love the lines and perspective in these shots. Great work Kort!

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lizzibell

9:17AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

nice shot...

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Jofurowa

9:35AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

Fantastic POV. Very well done !

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awjay

9:36AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

lines and patterns ....... my favourite things

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LudyMelltSekher

9:52AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

Magnificent Photography, Excellent!!Congratulations!!Luminous blessings. Ludy

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Gor111

9:59AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

A fantastic architecture photography! The POV and the camera setting in all looks professional! Bravo!!!

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rainbows

10:28AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

Outstanding capture. Kort. Hugs. Di.

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bclaytonphoto

10:45AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

great eye Kort...not everyone will see this stuff !!!

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timtripp

11:09AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

great figure/ground

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rockstrider

11:10AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

I really like the POV here Kort and its a great pic for b/w. IR looks good too, but on this occasion I think I prefer the b/w. A very well seen shot!

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sharky_

11:29AM | Wed, 30 January 2008

Huge and a great shot. Aloha

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Tanglimara

12:00PM | Wed, 30 January 2008

OMG I'm feeling dizzy, great camera angle that gives a super sense of scale and height. Tony :-)

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tinknpopeye

12:11PM | Wed, 30 January 2008

i loved the first one, and i think i like this one even more!

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Digimon

1:25PM | Wed, 30 January 2008

I love this kind of utilitarian architecture! Funny thing on the IR version, the window panels alternate in darkness? Different glass material I reckon? Kool beans my good friend!!!

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