24 replies on “moleman series: time warner center”
this is utterly amazing.
I don’t know how your lens works, but I like the appearance of this one very much. It doesn’t seem to be a perfect circle and some of the objects are easier to see and yet it’s still so cool. Love the colors in this one, but the asics logo captured my attention. Our oldest son was an All State Champion in cross country and track and he wore out shoes faster than we wore out tires on our car. I remember this brand with fond memories. Along with Adidas, and, and, and…lol
thanks! 😀 well, it probably looks like an optical illusion, but trust me, it’s a circle.. ;D the way this mall looked made it a great candidate for the moleman..
..woah, that is indeed costly.. but at least he had a bunch of medals/trophies to show for it.. 😀
Wonder full picture!
neat picture Rian!! and thanks for the chastising lol
Did you ask them for a month’s free cable and Internet service for your hard earned work here? They should know Moleman don’t work for free. 🙂
Beautiful, you fish-eye works again!
A fine specialized view with all the detail I love. The Asics sign caught my attention first – my favorite running shoe.
Wow! It’s not the superb fish-eye (only), but the colors, the details, the composition… a great image!
This is superb. What a fun photo to watch. The longer you look at this, more details are exposed.
It’s a good thing Elaine posted a link to your blog! 🙂
I was missing your fish eye 🙂 Nice capture of the inner and outer light (small points in the transparent surface of the window are awesome details).
thanks! it’s like a “where’s waldo?” kind of shot.. ;D
it certainly looks stunning from the fisheye angle! BTW, the player is monta ellis of the golden state warriors. I’ll try to get a photo of lebron or kobe one day when i go to the more expensive nba games lol. great shot!
haha.. thanks! and yep, i’m all for the superstars.. now if only their game tickets weren’t so expensive i might be tempted to watch them too.. 😀
Great addition to the moleman series… excellent composition and clairty. I been to a few games when the Pacers where a team not a bunch of thugs (I guess they are working becoming a team again now) and saw Reggie, that was fun 🙂
amazing shot Rian! love the details on this image. love it! 😀
NICE! 4+ stories, perfectly centered — you can’t lie with that grid there — that’s a sweet fisheye, and a tough shot with the variety of lighting situations going on.
Ah… Moleman goes security globe. Nice. This is the deepest Moleman view yet. The view inside is really crisp and you can see a whole other view outside. Love this one.
Now that’s what I call a cool christmass ball to hang in your tree! 🙂
cool shot mate, thanks to you, this mall is well know in asia 🙂
Superb perspective and composition!
Really like the composition on this moleman shot. Great shot!
What a great shot. It says so much in the way of seeing all of the architecture and the goings on throughout the area… and what a view through the front doors! Good work Rian… Love that lens too!
24 replies on “moleman series: time warner center”
this is utterly amazing.
I don’t know how your lens works, but I like the appearance of this one very much. It doesn’t seem to be a perfect circle and some of the objects are easier to see and yet it’s still so cool. Love the colors in this one, but the asics logo captured my attention. Our oldest son was an All State Champion in cross country and track and he wore out shoes faster than we wore out tires on our car. I remember this brand with fond memories. Along with Adidas, and, and, and…lol
thanks! 😀 well, it probably looks like an optical illusion, but trust me, it’s a circle.. ;D the way this mall looked made it a great candidate for the moleman..
..woah, that is indeed costly.. but at least he had a bunch of medals/trophies to show for it.. 😀
Wonder full picture!
neat picture Rian!! and thanks for the chastising lol
Did you ask them for a month’s free cable and Internet service for your hard earned work here? They should know Moleman don’t work for free. 🙂
Beautiful, you fish-eye works again!
A fine specialized view with all the detail I love. The Asics sign caught my attention first – my favorite running shoe.
Wow! It’s not the superb fish-eye (only), but the colors, the details, the composition… a great image!
This is superb. What a fun photo to watch. The longer you look at this, more details are exposed.
It’s a good thing Elaine posted a link to your blog! 🙂
I was missing your fish eye 🙂 Nice capture of the inner and outer light (small points in the transparent surface of the window are awesome details).
thanks! it’s like a “where’s waldo?” kind of shot.. ;D
it certainly looks stunning from the fisheye angle! BTW, the player is monta ellis of the golden state warriors. I’ll try to get a photo of lebron or kobe one day when i go to the more expensive nba games lol. great shot!
haha.. thanks! and yep, i’m all for the superstars.. now if only their game tickets weren’t so expensive i might be tempted to watch them too.. 😀
Great addition to the moleman series… excellent composition and clairty. I been to a few games when the Pacers where a team not a bunch of thugs (I guess they are working becoming a team again now) and saw Reggie, that was fun 🙂
amazing shot Rian! love the details on this image. love it! 😀
NICE! 4+ stories, perfectly centered — you can’t lie with that grid there — that’s a sweet fisheye, and a tough shot with the variety of lighting situations going on.
Ah… Moleman goes security globe. Nice. This is the deepest Moleman view yet. The view inside is really crisp and you can see a whole other view outside. Love this one.
Now that’s what I call a cool christmass ball to hang in your tree! 🙂
cool shot mate, thanks to you, this mall is well know in asia 🙂
Superb perspective and composition!
Really like the composition on this moleman shot. Great shot!
What a great shot. It says so much in the way of seeing all of the architecture and the goings on throughout the area… and what a view through the front doors! Good work Rian… Love that lens too!
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