Below Shuri Station
by insteps

Comment by jagar:
This could have been your free study shot, would have been the best in there for sure.
Looks like a scene from some child̢۪s dream, I can imagine being able to zoom in and continue exploring the place. The colour works great here too. Brilliant Henry.

Below Shuri Station
by insteps

Comment by jomari:
I see that others saw this as a miniature scene, too. That was exactly how I saw it and for me, even the umbrella man does't eliminate the perception.

Below Shuri Station
by insteps

Comment by Germaine:
A very cool shot with a lot to look at. I really like the way the yellow line divides the shot.

Below Shuri Station
by insteps

Comment by roz:
this is a bit crazy Henry .. in that on opening it looked almost like it was a miniature scene .. the car especially .
when it fully opened the guy walking with the umbrella made it more 'real' . i dont exactly know why that is .. as he could have been a little model ..
oh .. i wrote all that and then i looked down and saw Jo's comment .. the toy setup .. and how she spotted the guy with the umbrella ..
so weird .. like an optical illusion somehow .
anyway .. its the sort of image i'd like to say i'd taken .. it really appeals to me .. i especially like how it fooled me at first and then seeing the guy .. i liked his walk and shadow ..

ps .. you commented on my cat and the blown up bit .. the quality was way too poor to blow it up anymore .. i was using my daughter's camera and hadnt checked the quality settings .. but next time i'll be prepared .. lol .. ;)

Below Shuri Station
by insteps

Comment by digifotojo:
This almost looks like a toy setup.. in fact, I thought it was until I spotted the guy with the umbrella. The red car definitely stands out. Lots of interesting details in this overview.

into town
by insteps

Comment by mariuca:
A cacophony of thoughts - love this.

Andy never cared for chess
by insteps

Comment by rodfulk:
Wanna play chess? I see you brought your lunch. I like the textures. A well worn playground/battlefield.

Andy never cared for chess
by insteps

Comment by streetpigeon:
Just by angling the chessboard you've given it dynamism. The setting, and its long, open history, are appealing. Most of all I like the varying red and black hues of the board. And if you haven't a gauntlet, a banana will do.

The Passenger
by insteps

Comment by tnun:
so don't try anything, smart guy.

The Passenger
by insteps

Comment by mariuca:
Sitting on the emergency exit also!
No talking, no radio playing, not even whispering