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Sony Forums Challenges | all galleries >> Challenge 162: An Extraordinary View On Ordinary Places (hosted by Frank) >> Challenge 162: Exhibition > edit image

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24-SEP-2007

2nd place
Rusted Building
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New Westminster, BC

Sony DSC-R1
2s f/8.0 at 24.3mm iso160 full exif

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Guest		20-Feb-2008 06:23
Really a neat shot Tyler, I love those colors!

Helen Betts		18-Feb-2008 21:15
Great find, love the color and textures.

lac111		18-Feb-2008 06:19
Amazing image. It's funny how there can be such beauty in dilapidation. Lora

Kathleen Palmer		16-Feb-2008 13:58
I agree with everyone else! Very nice capture, Tyler! - Kathy

Guest		15-Feb-2008 07:38
Wonderful image, nice capture! Well done

willvan		12-Feb-2008 21:35
Great capture Tyler. Looks a bit like the "heritage" buildings on the North Shore that City Council finally agreed should meet the wrecking ball before they collapsed. Preserved in photographs is a much better idea. Bill

Denise		10-Feb-2008 18:08
Great shot, Tyler. The rust is wonderful. You did a wonderful job of bring out all the detail in this image.

Sky		09-Feb-2008 17:50
Tyler - an awesome image. Beautiful colors.

Ann Chaikin		09-Feb-2008 01:41
Great shot Tyler. I didn't know you were in New Westminster. I'm just down the road in Bellingham. Once sang a concert in your neighborhood. :) Ann

Jerry Curtis		08-Feb-2008 22:35
Fabulous colors, textures and shapes here, Tyler! Great find and wel-photographed. The jut in the building shape really adds interest, too.

Franky2005		08-Feb-2008 21:48
Wow, never have seen anything like this. A stunning image!

jp		08-Feb-2008 04:28
Just amazing. What's stored in this noble structure, grain? That what it looks like in some of the open panels. I hope you have a way to shoot this in close-up sections. It deserves it. I did that with a similar rusty fence I shot a year or so ago. Maybe we could score a dual rust-obsessives' exhibit. ;)