very strange! kinda put me off balance…. i thought that was a bomb, not an onion, but an onion makes more sense lol nice shot!!!
It is called ” The Onion” 😉
As usual… an exceptional night shot!
I am REALLY liking your night shots, Rian. I know of only one other person whose shots look similar and you rank up there with him! 🙂
Do you know what I think that sculpture is?!! I’m not sure what it’s called but years ago we used to have erasers like that…erasers on a wheel with the rubbery fringe on the end to whisk the erasures away. Is there an office building nearby??
lovely angle on this. you are putting that tripod to excellent use my friend!
the things u find in Vegas! giant onions!
Very cool angle love the colors and lighting
Vry nice angle here….Great work.
the same as for previous one it is really stunning how night shots are so good here . I only can dream about night shots with this quality !
A very eye-catching shot with excellent exposure, wonderful tilt, and lots to see in the shot. Very well done.
nice man. seems like you had a good trip, photographically.
Where are the people??
reminds me of an old fashioned eraser. i like how you’ve framed this.
Night shots in the city, so great when they work, but so difficult to get right. There is good dynamism in this shot (some have commented they were put of balance, to us it is more a case of using lines to their best effect). Well done!
so much artificial light. coloring everything.
they used to make erasers that looked like that.
one used the brush end to wipe away the debris.
I remember having to use one of those erasers in typing class in the 8th grade. They’re worthless…like the typewriters were:-) What a great sculpture it makes though. I’d forgotten all about them until I saw your photo.
Cool shot. Really crisp. The lights are great. That’s one of those erasers I had in school. Brush on the end so you didn’t swipe your hand on the pencil marks and smear them. Memories! Very cool.
[…] place where i got this.. EXIF information model Canon EOS 40D exposureTime 5/1 s fnumber f/11.0 focalLength 11 […]
Amazing pano! Dude, do a google on:
typewriter eraser sculpture
With the help of Mark~
Art at the Las Vegas City Center: work by large-scale sculptural icon Claes Oldenberg and Coosje van Bruggen whose “Typewriter Eraser, Scale X 1998-1999†is a 5-ton nineteen foot stainless-steel and fiberglass depiction of a red and blue typewriter eraser, sitting on a gravity defying angle with the bristles of its brush turned upwards.
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very strange! kinda put me off balance…. i thought that was a bomb, not an onion, but an onion makes more sense lol nice shot!!!
It is called ” The Onion” 😉
As usual… an exceptional night shot!
I am REALLY liking your night shots, Rian. I know of only one other person whose shots look similar and you rank up there with him! 🙂
Do you know what I think that sculpture is?!! I’m not sure what it’s called but years ago we used to have erasers like that…erasers on a wheel with the rubbery fringe on the end to whisk the erasures away. Is there an office building nearby??
lovely angle on this. you are putting that tripod to excellent use my friend!
the things u find in Vegas! giant onions!
Very cool angle love the colors and lighting
Vry nice angle here….Great work.
the same as for previous one it is really stunning how night shots are so good here . I only can dream about night shots with this quality !
A very eye-catching shot with excellent exposure, wonderful tilt, and lots to see in the shot. Very well done.
nice man. seems like you had a good trip, photographically.
Where are the people??
reminds me of an old fashioned eraser. i like how you’ve framed this.
Night shots in the city, so great when they work, but so difficult to get right. There is good dynamism in this shot (some have commented they were put of balance, to us it is more a case of using lines to their best effect). Well done!
so much artificial light. coloring everything.
they used to make erasers that looked like that.
one used the brush end to wipe away the debris.
I remember having to use one of those erasers in typing class in the 8th grade. They’re worthless…like the typewriters were:-) What a great sculpture it makes though. I’d forgotten all about them until I saw your photo.
Cool shot. Really crisp. The lights are great. That’s one of those erasers I had in school. Brush on the end so you didn’t swipe your hand on the pencil marks and smear them. Memories! Very cool.
[…] place where i got this.. EXIF information model Canon EOS 40D exposureTime 5/1 s fnumber f/11.0 focalLength 11 […]
Amazing pano! Dude, do a google on:
typewriter eraser sculpture
With the help of Mark~
Art at the Las Vegas City Center: work by large-scale sculptural icon Claes Oldenberg and Coosje van Bruggen whose “Typewriter Eraser, Scale X 1998-1999†is a 5-ton nineteen foot stainless-steel and fiberglass depiction of a red and blue typewriter eraser, sitting on a gravity defying angle with the bristles of its brush turned upwards.