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Moments after I took this photo the gentleman on the right (the lens blurred his face not me) asked me to not take photos of the escalators; what an odd world.
See this on Flickr, Zooomr, SmugMug, Ipernity.
I do like the feel a tilt shift brings to everyday photos; along with that milisecond or two of adrenalin when you spot a photo that you love within an instant. I hope you do too.
It’s bonfire night; and there are three rockets firmly planted into the ground in Canary Wharf.
It’s not often that I process a photo twice but I like this one in a shade of green as well as the original purple
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Phill channels his creative energy into his photography. His passion lies in minimalist architecture, abstract and street photography with which he has been published in the Economist Group's Intelligent Life Magazine.
Without formal training Phill has learnt the craft through a wide network of friends in groups such as London Flickr Meetups for whom he regularly organises events.
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@phillprice nice use of focus but I can’t help thinking the guy on top stairs should have been in focus http://bit.ly/1fsCkI
RT @phillprice: Today’s photo (please RT with your comment!): Travelling http://bit.ly/1fsCkI <- great composition, where were you?
This is partly why I don’t bother taking photos in Canary Wharf anymore. You’re either told you need a permit, that you can’t take photos at all or you get obscure words to the side like this.
Lovely photo though. :)
You know, cameras can be really really dangerous if pointed against escalators: everybody knows it and I am actually shocked you did not know what you could have caused with a camera and a tilt shift lens. :)
he he he
I’m glad you managed to catch this escalator first – I really like the shot