On the way to the box office by goodoleboy
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Captured 7/3/15 @ 8:20 am, as I peered down the pavement path in front of our local AMC 20-theater complex.
Actually, I wasn't going to the box office. This is just one way to get there from the parking lot.
Toodles.
Comments (8)
HopeFadesEternal
Looks like it might have been a hot day; perhaps sitting a cool theater for the evening is a nice idea. Nice photo, it looks almost as if the sidewalk is slightly damp by the way the light is glistening upon it.
goodoleboy
The sidewalk was a bit wet, which explains its glistening.
Mulltipass
Great Shot!!!
giulband
Wonderful image for perspective and POV !!!
helanker
Ah the long way to the office. Good there is possibility for having a rest on the way. Excellent shot :)
X-PaX
Very nice capture. I like the composition very much.
MrsRatbag
I love that sheen of light on the pavement, it gives the whole scene a satiny glow. Wonderful shot!
debbielove
Very nicely caught lighting here, excellent shot mate Rob
anahata.c
I'm still skipping around---it's so hard to catch up after an absence, as there's so much to comment on. But I fell in love with this shot when it went up and I thought it time to comment on it. I Love the glisten, yes, the slight moist glow you got from the moisture on the sidewalk. But you got it as an almost chrome-like glow, like the sidewalk's made of metal. Strong contrast to the shadows and the shapes around it. This is a fine abstract, with those circular tree holders and posts making wonderful music with the blasting sidewalk and the darker wall on the right. And the background lines---the lines crossing the street (I can't tell if that's a pedestrian bridge back there, or an entry)---are wonderfully open, compared to the heavy concrete of the foreground. Terrific angle and abstraction; and more of your high key in contrast with deep shadows. A really pleasing concoction of abstract shapes and forms. Fine seeing and shooting.