The small abandoned fire station that I stumbled up on just south of Indio, California has yielded a few good images. Some of you may recognize the broken chair in the bottom of this frame from a previous shot I published of it.
What I’ve been realizing more often during my processing, is that the occasional bit of significant cropping can really go a long way to making an image a bit more interesting. This frame originally included an awful lot more of this room to the right, but I felt all the additional clutter just made for a far too busy frame. Isolating the chair and the row of lockers with this square crop resulted in a much more pleasing frame.
Great use of shadows! I am liking the square crop!
Really nice image Heath. I love the play on light/shadows.
Well done Heath!
I agree,with you heath…i like the shadow in this one.
A firehouse with a burnt floor? Talk about ultimate irony! Well done.
Looks like you captured this at the perfect time of day. Awesome shadows! Adding the 10-20 mm to my wish list. Nice!
Agree with the above, the shadows are great and the square crop works well. @Bill – I just love the 10-20mm, highly recommended.