brick shadow
I was roaming around the Lansdale Train Station and came across a fenced off area that contains transformers to produce electric power for the trains. I captured this brick corner post and applied a Red HSL (Hue, Saturation, Lightness) filter, which left the bricks red and converted everything else to monochrome. I also boosted the black fill a bit.
I have been dying to post this shot ever since I took it because I think it’s really cool. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. My submission for Shadow Shot Sunday #122.
brick coulmn with red hsl
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Terrific capture, Woody! I love what you’ve done! You are so clever! Hope you have a great weekend.
Sylvia
That’s all a bit too technical for me – but I love the resulting photo!!
Great shadow shot.
Ferrari Shadows
Really impressive! Can I give 5 stars to it? ******
you mentioned I’d like today’s shot
and I do!!!
in addition to the brick I have a real fondness for lines and articles
and this photo has it all
wonderful!
Real COOL!! I like.
Thanks everyone. As I mentioned in the post, I really like this shot.
Wow! I really like it too! A stunning photo!
Love the sharp shadows of the wire fence, so crisp against the red bricks.
I like this a lot! Great composition and strong color.
Nice edit. I really didn’t know what made me so drawn to the brick until I read the edit. It is very effective here.