..third part of the finance district series that’ll end whenever i deem it mundane..
..still haunting the same place from the previous two posts..
..technically, this isn’t a chapel but i got this title from Slayer…
..third part of the finance district series that’ll end whenever i deem it mundane..
..still haunting the same place from the previous two posts..
..technically, this isn’t a chapel but i got this title from Slayer…
16 replies on “haunting the chapel”
The irony of it all… right in front of the American Stock Exhange!!
Nice composition.
I think this sums it up very well. Wonderful image!!!!
Wonderful composition and nice sepia processing.
Fitting image!
Yes, right in front of the American Stock Exchange. Great angle Rian!
very strange place for a graveyard.. unless it’s all the stockbroker jumpers, morbid thought… there’s those caring buildings again… i like the sepia, looks sad and lonely
I love this shot. First the beautiful tones you gave it. Second because the Graveyard and the ASE being in the same shot is fantastic and an editorial hoot! Third, the lens curve makes the buildings almost look like they are protecting the cemetery.
Great composition.
I agree with Michel Paulison.
Bravo!
I like your financial district series alot! THis one in particular is almost a little eerie. These old tombstones between the new buildings… Very cool capture!
Beautiful shot! Agree with JC, with all thats happened last week, i hope there are no casualties!
It is the kind os shot that makes you want to know more about the place and setting. It makes your mind ask a lot of questions like why such a small graveyard, why in front of Stock Exchange.
Wow strange place for a graveyard! Love the processing you did.
Nice picture.. interesting color and I like how the tree is in the center of the photo and the distortion all around it
very nice composition and tone. creepy but very, very nice. this should be published in a magazine or whatever. 😉
How symbolic! great shot!
you are putting your fisheye to good use 🙂
The grave yard certainly sets the tone here. Nicely shot.