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Up the Down Staircase

Photography Urban/Cityscape posted on Jan 02, 2011
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This shot was made looking up the down staircase at the Adams and Wabash station on the Ravenswood/Brown Line train in downtown Chicago. This picture was taken on April 3, 2010 while I was waiting for Chip to arrive from the South side. Thanks to everyone who is kind enough to look and comment on my gallery.

Comments (13)


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Chipka

10:02PM | Sun, 02 January 2011

This is one of those shots that looks quite cinematic...more from the mood of it and the angles. Nothing is head-on, straightforward, everything is at an angle, either from your low-angle POV or from just being taller (like that building in the back) or just kinda CTA-weird like the other stairs you can see hints of heading up. I like that, it reminds me of the kind of stuff I used to watch, back when I actually watched stuff on tv, especially if it involved really gritty urban-ness and cool characters and actual plots you had to pay attention to. Really nice work, and I like the way the human figure is so much a part of the environment...the person looks as gray and downtown-colored as the rest of this bit of downtown. Very nice, and incredibly well seen.

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danapommet

10:05PM | Sun, 02 January 2011

Nice POV! This is exactly what the Boston’s "T" station stairs look like except ours are completely covered in rust. "T" is short for MBTA – Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. Dana

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beachzz

12:01AM | Mon, 03 January 2011

Up and down and all over the place--great shot, full of that gritty, urban feel you do so well. Geez, I just read Chip's comment, guess I stole his words!!

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auntietk

2:11AM | Mon, 03 January 2011

That low, low angle really makes this shot. I feel like the whole thing is about to fall over on me, at the same time it's receding. What a cool picture!

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durleybeachbum

2:52AM | Mon, 03 January 2011

Overwhelmingly seedy-urban..great!

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KateBlack10

6:25AM | Mon, 03 January 2011

Cool shot Corey! I love the POV and Chip nailed it with how the figure fits right in the mood of this shot. Very nice!

MrsLubner

8:47AM | Mon, 03 January 2011

Gritty and real...very well done.

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Meisiekind

10:32AM | Mon, 03 January 2011

I am out of breath just looking at all those stairs! Really great angle here Corey! I love the wear/rust on the metal... A real city image.

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pauldeleu

4:23PM | Mon, 03 January 2011

Fantastic image.

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sandra46

5:06PM | Mon, 03 January 2011

GORGEOUS, SUPERB IMAGE!

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myrrhluz

9:01PM | Mon, 03 January 2011

Wonderful POV and depth. I like the mirroring of the shape of the stairs in the shape of the ceiling. It looks like a henge that could be closed up for the night, hopefully after all pedestrians are gone. Wonderful lines and textures. Excellent capture!

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flavia49

7:42AM | Tue, 04 January 2011

wonderful capture!

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lick.a.witch

6:19PM | Wed, 12 January 2011

Absolutely fantastic POV - despite the fact it actually makes my tum lurch - which I suppose goes to prove what a fabulous shot this is! ^=^


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