[PP] Glasgow Tower II

paulcookphotography · #1 (**permalink**) 25-04-2008, 18:50

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A view of the skeletal sail on the Glasgow Tower.

This image was specifically created for a Personal Project created by our project randomiser. This photo was created using the following randomly chosen criteria:

Theme: New Buildings [F]
Light: Natural Light [F]
Focal Distance: up to 24mm [F]
Location: Outdoors (Day) [F]
Colour Type: Colour [F]

Tco · #2 (**permalink**) 04-05-2008, 17:54

All those view and no comments good or bad.
Paul you have a very specific style that is showing in more and more of your images. It will not be to everyones taste i'm afraid buddy. But it is to mine at this moment in time as i have mentioned on another of your images (the tractor shot? was that you? I remember the image but not sure who took it).
I adore this kind of 'look' presently.
It just screams look at me, powerful, abrasive, gritty and angular. It fills the frame and almost looks like a render. As I said it won't please all but for me its a cracker. Welcome to the weirdo zone buddy!

**carregwen** · #3 (**permalink**) 04-05-2008, 18:05

Have to agree with TCO. This is a great composition, really good colours and light, and does have a sense of power. I'd love to see the original RAW for some of these images - just to appreciate how different they are from the shot taken. Is that possible? I like the idea of a weirdo zone - plenty of them on this site. Can we get one set up?

PS This guy (Greg Warren) has a similar style to you, Paul. You might want to take a look - they are very good. Flickr: Short Sharp Shot

**cannockwolf** · #4 (**permalink**) 21-10-2008, 21:05

well i love your style, i think im turning into your biggest fan LOL ever watched misery?

this is a great view on a weird building, the dof could have been a bit greater but might have not been achievable being so tall, love the grungy PP'ing tho

paulcookphotography · #5 (**permalink**) 21-10-2008, 21:09

Cheers Dave! Totally forgot about this 'un! And yes, its a VERY tall structure!

**Dennyboy** · #6 (**permalink**) 21-10-2008, 21:18

Missed this but spot on for the PP well done!

I am a fan as well!