An after thought

my quest...it is what it is, and it appears to be primarily focused on the study (or basic love) of humans in their artificially natural habitat.

Comments

[bob]

I like this perspective -- quite interesting -- and b&w is perfect...

[shellie]

oh wow this is so phenomenal...the contrasting color of the stairs and the buildings and little heads popping out there at the bottom like flowers in a window seat....the movement from side to side following the stairs is pleasure to the eyes!

[shellie]

oh wow this is so phenomenal...the contrasting color of the stairs and the buildings and little heads popping out there at the bottom like flowers in a window seat....the movement from side to side following the stairs is pleasure to the eyes!

[Charles]

Great angle. The shot evokes memories of some of M.C. Escher's drawings.

[Lauren]

Agreed, LOVE the contrast

[Nitsa]

Don't tell anybody but this is my favorite picture right now. There's just something about it that makes me feel good.
and I have no idea what :)

[Charles Bryant]

M. C. Escher is right and HCB' two well known images of staircases. One of your best Nitsa

[Zishaan]

I want to get a 50mm and get onto the street :). Inspiring.

[Bjorn]

Fantabulous, to quote Mr. Izzard. :) I absolutely love this one.

[shelllllllllllie]

i came back to look again! i think its my favorite photo right now too!

[shelllllllllllie]

i came back to look again! i think its my favorite photo right now too!

[Theron Parlin]

This shot is great, I love the angle here!