Deeper Underground

Critiques [Translate]

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• delnaja (6308)
• [2007-06-07 5:40]

superb point of view and result... deeper down indeed.
Love the colors also.

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• kiwi_explorer (12181)
• [2007-06-07 5:44]

Hi Kari,
Good portrayal of motion ... well captured. Aptly titled and composed. Well done! tfs
Cheers,
Renier

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• Budapestman (26545)
• [2007-06-07 6:00]

Hi Kari,
Very impressive and suggestive urban shot. I like the dynamic spectacle and the effective perspective. Excellent POV and superb realization. Very good shot. Have a nice day, thank you
George

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• ben4321 (9199)
• [2007-06-07 6:21]

Great sense of movement in this one Kari, and I rather like the fact that 'your' escalator is empty.
I remember these long escalators in Prague, they go from street level all the way down in one flight. On the deeper ones you could read a chapter of your book on the way down, or have a beer or two.
I think the greenish colours from the flourescent lights add to the atmosphere.

Cheers,
Ben

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• Floydian (25341)
• [2007-06-07 10:37]

Hi Kari,
It reminds me of a song by the Jam "Going Underground".
Your pov here is refreshing, not new, but something we don't see often, i like that. The movement is just enough, still good detail and colours...not bad, not bad at all..!!!
Regards, Henk

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• feather (40651)
• [2007-06-07 17:00]

I really like the terrific perspective here; so many lines almost reaaching vanishing point. I assume you intended the tilt, but I think I would have preferred it straight. The splashes of red from the passangers are very eye-catching.
Kath

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• stefanocer (7732)
• [2007-06-08 4:19]

I like this blurred effect kari , well done.
Stefano.

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• Felip (2268)
• [2008-06-12 7:42]

Looking at this pict, I understand your text in your profile, when you say that when you see something that you consider interesting, yo soot at it!, and this endless underground stairs are really interesting, and have opened my mind for my next post on TE.
Best regards Kari

Felip