Φωτογραφίες

worldcitizen (16226) 2009-09-13 13:58

Hello Craig,
This is definitely an interesting "street". I would feel a bit claustrophobic living here! The streetlights almost reach across to the neighbors' windows, and I wonder if they shine light inside all night long. It would also seem that there is very limited natural sunlight.

jimmyjimmy (6164) 2009-09-13 18:24

Hello Craig

Nice POV of this narrow passage. I can see the young child at the top. Interesting image.

Regards
Jimmy

PeterinBC (115) 2009-09-15 7:31

Nice shot Craig! Really like the fact that you captured a person walking by. Gives even more perspective.

That is a very narrow walkway. You captured that fact well.

Peter

Dyerco (10185) 2009-09-28 22:42

You have captured some nice textures in the walls and the lady at the end of that leading line came by at just the right time.
Phil

adores (46979) 2009-10-09 19:10

Hi Craig!
It's funny, because I would never guess this is in Sweden.The pov is very good to show the very narrow street, the lamps and even the lady passing in background.

batalay (41261) 2009-10-12 9:50

Hello Craig,

Many thanks for the visit to my gallery, and the kind words. Since I come to photography from that of an artist (painter), I've grappled with issues of composition most of my life, and I know of a number of other members of TE (e.g. "carper" and "jhm") who are painters.

Regarding this wonderful image from Stockholm, the great physicist Heisenberg once said, "Never underestimate how much pleasure it gives a man to see what he already knows." So it is with me and this scene. It's an excellent presentation, taking advantage of one point perspective, to show how narrow the path really is. It reminds me of Magpie Lane in Oxford, also known as the narrowest street in England. There, however, there is a trap for the driver. It converges gradually, luring a car into becoming wedged.

Warm regards,

Bulent

levente (600) 2009-11-07 9:05

These streets I find rather addictive as a photographer... beautiful colours, textures and catching the moment with a figure walking into the narrow background opening added a very nice human element

fabianoleite (13575) 2010-02-11 18:35

The narrowness of the street was highlighted by the angle and the details and texture of the walls. The colors are great, too. Very good work, congratulations and regards from Brazil!

holmertz (103510) 2021-03-23 6:38

Hello Craig,
I didn't see this photo before. It was taken before the walls on both sides were entirely covered with graffiti. It's probably the worst vandalized street in the city. I posted a photo from here last summer.
Cheers,
Gert