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by kolasi

Comment by pmk:
Neat idea. A title might help here since I have no idea what this is. ... but maybe I'm not supposed to?

Prada Building - Tokyo
by kolasi

Comment by Germaine:
And now for something different... It's certainly a good subject of b&w, and there's a lot to see with the people inside and outside the building.

Ebisu Garden
by kolasi

Comment by trevytrev:
Great angle on this shot, it's like I'm watching the ants go about their business.

untitled
by kolasi

Comment by SandyP:
Ooooooh. . . nice! Funky and abstract, and a perfect fit for the challenge!

Prada Building - Tokyo
by kolasi

Comment by twmax:
Yes, it's a very interesting building. I like the depth added by the large tree in the foreground you've included. Looking at it, I think that I can see into the building, but could be reflections, too...maybe it's a combination of both.

Prada Building - Tokyo
by kolasi

Comment by Bud:
Interesting building, the lines are pretty unique.

Prada Building - Tokyo
by kolasi

Comment by Melethia:
This is a good angle to shoot this from, I think. You get a good feel not only for its location, but for its size - I was surprised to see it's really rather small compared to what I though from the thumbnail. I love the people on the third floor - or are they some sort of reflection? Interesting building, interesting shot!

Ebisu Garden
by kolasi

Comment by pineapple:
To see the human as an organism, how he swarms, moves, plays..... you remind me produces interesting photos. The coming and going of everyday life becomes something interesting herein.

Midtown Afternoon
by kolasi

Comment by Blue Moon:
very cool, I love these types of shots. If I had to pick anything that bugged me though I would say that the composition is just a little off. Maybe if you chopped a bit off the top and there was more negative space on the left I would feel more satiated, but on the other hand I just love sticking things into corners. To each his own, great work.

at the shrine
by kolasi

Comment by colorcarnival:
What I liked about this was how the length of the chain was continued in the reflection. If you only had the chain in this photo, it would have looked like the chain was reaching into the sky.