
This is the second photo from the ladder in front of the KPMG building in Munich. This one showing a lot more depth, compared to the previous one, which was almost completely 2D.
© Epameinondas Stamos 2017
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This is the second photo from the ladder in front of the KPMG building in Munich. This one showing a lot more depth, compared to the previous one, which was almost completely 2D.
© Epameinondas Stamos 2017
very very nice! it looks majestic and far-reaching! ongrats! if a bride walks down, the groom would take in her beauty, he would probably want to just run off for the honeymoon!
Haha, I would expect the groom to want to do that irrespective of which ladder she comes down from. Anyway, I am just happy you like it Elize.
Hahahha! Well, thanks for sharing! Glad to see great images! U really are good! Hope u make a calendar? Tarot cards, maybe. Or postcards???
great’s amazing engineering! how did they suspend the steps? wow!
All a single structure, steps supported by this thick pipe. I don’t know how strong it is, but people can go up.
I am so in love with this image. Is it strange to feel in love with art?
Really in love? Maybe yes, that can be a little strange ☺. Art’s, and I suppose photography is some kind of art, purpose I think is to invoke some feelings. If they are strong positive feelings, all the better.
I tend towards the passionate. 🙂
That’s an awesome shot – very cool
Thank you Nils. I’ve had a good look at your photos too. To say they are good would be something of an understatement. I am looking forward to seeing your next one.
Thanks so much – we’ll see each other’s next posts hopefully soon 🙂
Wow! Looks like a huge serpent! Nicely backlit in monochrome and vignette!
Yes Michael, now that you mention it, I guess it does. And well spotted; backlight, toning and vignette do the trick here. Thanks!