Looks like a waiting room ... waiting.
Sweet and melancholic image.
Life inside the room appears frozen (in time), whereas outside life brightly carries on.
I first saw this image earlier today from my work computer (laptop) and thought it looked good - - especially the light coming in the window. But now I am seeing it from my photo workstation, calibrated for B&W printing, and it looks great! Thanks for sharing.
Feb 25, 2012 at 01:41 PM
Charlie Shugart Offline • • • • • • • Upload & Sell: Off
Lazlo- the other comments covered it. I also really like the glowing light through the window- as well as the overall image.
Permit a bit of levity- if they do return, their butts will sag when they sit down; the parts that hold them up are missing .
Charlie
santos wrote:
Looks like a waiting room ... waiting.
Sweet and melancholic image.
Life inside the room appears frozen (in time), whereas outside life brightly carries on.
santiago
Thank you Santiago.
Indeed, life has stopped in this house for quite a while. I wonder what happened to the people used to live there
CDaescher wrote:
Lazlo, there is some really nice glow come through the window. Well done.
Chris
Thanks Chris.
It was getting close to sunset ( at the other side of the building ) so the light was really soft coming through that window.
wclavey wrote:
I first saw this image earlier today from my work computer (laptop) and thought it looked good - - especially the light coming in the window. But now I am seeing it from my photo workstation, calibrated for B&W printing, and it looks great! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks.
It is good to know that it looks good on other monitors not just mine.
I am using Nvidia control panel to adjust my monitor's setting, but I always have to reload it every time the computer starts up. It is a pain, but couldn't figure out how to do it automatically.
Charlie Shugart wrote:
Lazlo- the other comments covered it. I also really like the glowing light through the window- as well as the overall image.
Permit a bit of levity- if they do return, their butts will sag when they sit down; the parts that hold them up are missing .
Charlie
Thanks Charlie.
That reminds me, I have had an armchair for about 15 years with the seat missing as well.
Maybe it is time to get it fixed
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