Cockpit Steps by night by inshaala

Photography • People • posted on Oct 31, 2008

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I'm back home for the weekend to sort out moving stuff down to london (i'm currently living out of a bag in a mate's house). I cant see myself posting regularly for at least a couple of weeks now. I have found a place with some great people and the lease starts on the 12th but then it is a case of sorting all that out and getting internet before i can be active here again. If you were interested, things are going well, if a little busy down there. If you werent interested then the next bit is relevant to the picture: On the way from where i work to St James' Park in Westminster (London) are these rather cool steps between some grand old buildings. I came here with my camera after work one night and took a few shots... this one just seemed to come out right - thanks to the random guy walking down the steps. See exif for an explanation as to how this isnt a "manipulation" for those interested. Happy Halloween! Enjoy! Rich

Comments (21)

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garadir

7:01PM | Fri, 31 October 2008

excellent photo, well captured. i hope the move goes ok too.

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Rainastorm

7:43PM | Fri, 31 October 2008

AWESOME, very cool!

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jocko500

7:47PM | Fri, 31 October 2008

happy halloween...super looking image

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THROBBE

8:17PM | Fri, 31 October 2008

Nice work!

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ACS-001

10:05PM | Fri, 31 October 2008

Reminds me of those horror flicks from way back in the early days of filmmaking where creative lighting and camera tricks were exciting new things. That is to say, you handle a camera with a gleeful but subtle creative flair I don't usually see outside of movies where the crackling is louder than the music. I didn't even notice the "ghost" at first, just the light sweeping down the steps behind him. I'm real glad you were there to get this shot, and grateful you decided to share it with us. Thanks.

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