LOL.

Ye, gotz to luv teh text!!

Ahem ... back to your image here ...

Love the idea, love the execution. Nicely done. :o)


Thanks for sharing this one with us ... and ... for the visual cue/prompt to visit another image of yours posted the other day.

See you there ...

... ...

p.s. Ok, in finishing off this commentary of sorts, now? In thumbnail size? (As my monitor needs some adjustments on the Parallel/Rotation, Pincushion/Trapezoid, Pinbalance fronts.)

Perhaps some rotation counter-clockwise is in order?

To align the verticals ... erhm, vertically. Yeah, that's it. :oP

/\ Kidding a bit on that last note.


Ok, I'm done.

For ... now, that is. ;o)

That's gotta be a difernt dialect a redneck than mine. I caynt make hide nor hair outta what you is a sayin'. Nice picture tho.

That zoom lens is an old one and prone to mustache distortion, yes. Would take serious tweaking of Transform controls to square off all of the angles in Pshop since the bends run throughout, vertically and horizontally.

What would be better is to shoot that building straight across from the bank opposite instead of shooting from street level, but haven't started calling around to see if I can get access. Cameras seem to trigger fears of terrorism more than guns do.

Thanks for having a look, guys. (Now to find out where Les went....)

gd 1 m8.

A great and interesting photo. Love the different lines and textures. Nice job.

Ohhhhhh....
Shakespear is rolling in his tomb, i can hear it!

I think I like this one the best of all three versions I've seen.
It's the dichotomy between the monochrome leaves/trees and the metallic industrial look of the building. Nice visual offset. :)