industrial structures

[bahadir]

Torgny wrote:

Can a photographic object(s) like this (theese) have a _esthetical _ value?

(Pictures taken a late winter afternoon)

Well, why not? Provided that one is capable of perceivingorder insome seeminglydisorder, anything may have an aesthetical value...My fave is #4. Btw, I also liked Bill's shot and agree with him on the good time to shoot such places. Ah, the security issue is what drives me mad (andis likely to put me in trouble seriously!)forI claim thatI havethe right to shootanything which is exposed to my sight:blah:

[The Barbarian]

Sometimes, subdued light works well for this kind of thing...



This was shot by my wife on her little Olympus D-535 point-and-shoot. BTW, I like the velvety green texture on your #3 shot. That one seems to be the best composed, with the best dimensionality of all your shots.

[Curmudgeon]

Barbarian,

That reminds me of the Oakland, CA docks...

Nice shot..

Bill

[The Barbarian]

I imagine like everything else, this is all highly standardized, so that ships can be accomodated everywhere.

This was taken in Seattle.

Your industrial plant at twilight is very nice. There's a refinery down by Waxahachie, I've been meaning to get one of these days. I hope itturns out as well as your capture.