nite photography
by sfalice

Comment by sfalice:

Originally posted by rikki11: Hey! This is 2 Folsom otherwise known as the GAP building :) I worked on this building :) I guess I would have known that since you live in the City :) Great capture on the image Alice! I like the tilt. The square windows don't make it look to overbearing to me :) Nice rendition on the sky as well. Did you use a CPL on this frame?

Yes, must have looked really familiar to you! No, no polarizer on this one, just used a bit of "levels" when I got it home to get rid of the gray sky.

nite photography
by sfalice

Comment by Rikki:
Hey! This is 2 Folsom otherwise known as the GAP building :) I worked on this building :) I guess I would have known that since you live in the City :)

Great capture on the image Alice! I like the tilt. The square windows don't make it look to overbearing to me :) Nice rendition on the sky as well. Did you use a CPL on this frame?

Columns, Reflected.
by sfalice

Comment by U622:
This is beautiful,
Alice...I just happened to see it today and I love it.

Stair detail,SFMOMA
by sfalice

Comment by Jeileen:
Another interesting abstract capture. A bit too dark for my taste.

San Francisco Center Detail
by sfalice

Comment by Jeileen:
Interesting capture. Abstract appeal.

San Francisco Center Detail
by sfalice

Comment by Jeileen:
Interesting. The lines work, especially that of the recessed lights. IMO, you could have cropped the right a bit tighter.

Pink abstract
by sfalice

Comment by CalamitysMaster00:
I see a big fat woman smileing in the middle... strange I know. (She has big boobs too :) ) Good abstract though...

Says It All
by sfalice

Comment by justin_hewlett:
Very interesting juxtaposition here. I really like this photo, great job!

San Francisco Center Detail
by sfalice

Comment by Rikki:
Good eye on this image Alice. More ofthen than not, most people overlook those of which are obvious to many. This is a good example of this.

I'll take the liberty of commenting on this photo. The simple angle of rails in this case, creates tension that works for this image. If it were vertical, I think this image would not have as much interest as it does right now. Of course, the shadows created by the ceiling it quite a thrill in itself. The shadows and lines created implies a smooth, sexy and curvaceous element.

I would study this image in BW. The ochre color is a bit distracting. But on the other hand, is also a nice refreshing splash of color.

Stair detail,SFMOMA
by sfalice

Comment by mycelium:
wow, this one is very cool. Definitely my favorite of the three. the unusual composition is refreshing, the dark greys beneath the stairs are subtle, and the gradients on the rest of the picture are wonderfully smooth.