Waiting in the Wings by auntietk
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Description
These are the concrete supports that are the foundation for the largest wooden building in the world ... Tillamook Naval Air Station Hangar B, built in 1943.
Comments (37)
Faemike55
cool capture love the POV and lighting
bobrgallegos
Awesome photo and info!!
jocko500
this is cool. the lighting is wonderful
MrsRatbag
Wonderful warm lighting on those supports; a great shot, well seen!
photosynthesis
Great geometric composition & use of light & shadow. Is this open to the public or are you a VIP?
Chipka
This is a masterpiece of light and shadow, texture and shadow, and a wonderful bit of blue excitement just over there. I love the pervasive darkness and then nice, warm light. It has a delicious starkness that just lends itself to a story concerning people in a space like that. And with me being me, I have to also say that I love the way those support struts recall the support struts for the launch pods belonging to the Galactica...finest of the battlestars...a Grand Old lady!
beachzz
Wow, this is really impressive. The light, shadow, and details are wonderful, but the thought of what they are is truly incredible. I'd love to see the whole thing someday!
nickcharles
Cool shot! The light and shadow in this is awesome.
jayfar
Love the angles and the light.
whaleman
That is interesting!
durleybeachbum
Stunning pic! It would have made a superb venue for the Jazz dance company we went to see last night... gritty, powerful, eyeboggling..
Feliciti
excellent shot with this fantastic lights/shadows!!
fallen21
Fantastic settings, beautiful shot!
geckogr
interesting picture with very moody lighting largest wooden building in the world >>> with concrete supports so more the largest wooden "covered" building in the world ;-) ... for this title should be made entirely of wood ...IMHO adding a comparison (plane, human) would help to understand the dimensions
helanker
Seems that they have to carry SLOT! WOW! they are Huge. Looks so abandoned.
micturn
Very well spotted
awjay
lovely composition
jophoto
Love the composition - how the angle of the concrete supports are repeated in the blue window or whatever it is in the back to the right. Love the lighting and the almost sepia look.
wotan
Very cool wall textures and lighting!
debbielove
Whoa! Must be some building up there! Great shot and thanks for showing.. Rob
jmb007
bonne photo!!
Rainastorm
Wow fantastic shot! Really makes you stop and think how buildings stay up. Great post! I love it!
Meisiekind
Super cool Dierbaar! I like the sepia treatment. Together with the masterful light, this is a winner!
alanwilliams
beautiful composition and strangely eerie
bmac62
Excellent for all the reasons commented upon above...and particularly yes, to light and form with an aire of mystery. I'll go back to my file from here and see if I can add something more about this amazing building. It would be fun to go there again ignorinng the museum's planes and take the building on as a subject by itself. What am I saying? Ignore the planes? ...lol.
gaius
I wouldn't be surprised if a zombie was hidden somewhere ! Great capture. PS : thanks for having visited my gallery and for giving me the opportunity and the pleasure to discover your art.
lyron
Great image!!!
mickuk50
Looks quite spooky Tara :o).Love the lighting . Mick
wysiwig
Not a whole lot left to say. The light from the windows emphasizes the mass of the pillers and the ice blue patch at the back gives the image an element of mystery. It looks like part of the ceiling is missing from what must have been an epic work of carpentary.
RodS Online Now!
OMG! What an irresistable photo studio this would make! Just look at that light! Another architectural masterpiece, Tara!