Whole of the Hole? - #55
You can run, but you can't hide...
Beware the ceiling holes. They are programed for maximum disclosure.
October 25, 2006
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12 comments:
nice photo. There is a simlar whole in the legislative building here in Winnipeg :)
Great shot, Bluey - if you don't mind, I will go to BJ to see if I can get a great capture like this! Thanks, Mohamed
That's so artistic :)
I love this photo, the grey pattern and the two black and white figures walking in the middle. Love your sense of humour too, it adds a lot to the pleasure of visiting this site.
Thanks for the explanation re Vets yesterday...
:))
great shot!!!
like it as always i do~
...Jing
Great aerial shot!
This is a very interesting perspective. I will have to keep an eye out for such an opportunity but I doubt if I have many. Lisi, at Hong Kong Daily Photo, often uses a similar perspective.
What a great composition Bluey!
Curly's Photoshop
Hi,
Thta seemed to get a reaction which is cool!
Mike C - I fear their are holes all over!
Mohammed - Please, my humble appologies for not replying to your email - I'd be very interested to see your interpretation - I love your shots - so (as they say) knock yourself out kid!
Kiwi Boy - thanks, your blog is pretty impressive!
Natalie & Jing - You guys are so great. Thanks for all your comments on here.
Denton & Kate - welcome back and thanks!
Curly - that means a lot as you have a great eye.
Thanks again!
Bluey x
Great Shot, Grant..simple and abstract. Looks good.
Ivan
I love this shot. Very dramatic.
It is as if those men were imprisonned in a circular cage. The drawings on the pavement seem contemporary. Do they have a specific meaning ?
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