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This Way Up!

© Arman E. Barbuco

This Way Up!

Uploaded: July 28, 2008

Description

A stairs of the old house. This was used to be the stairs of the house of the prominent Filipino during Spanish Colony in the Philippines.

Exif: F Number: 5, Exposure Bias Value: -1.00, ExposureTime: 10/1000 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 200, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 18.00 mm, Model: NIKON D40

Comments

Sherry McClead August 15, 2008

Nice shot...
Sherrybear :} #980582

Arman E. Barbuco August 17, 2008

Sheerybear, thanks. #6326104

M.Christine Duncan August 19, 2008

Arman, striking image!!! Love your treatment, the dramatic light and extreme perspective are awesome... COOL! #6332953

Arman E. Barbuco August 24, 2008

Christine, thank you very much. #6361669

Laura E. Swan level-classic September 03, 2008

This almost has an eerie feel to it. As if I might put my foot down to step and nothing will really be there. Even the walls look ghostly. COOL SHOT! -Laura ~DRU~ CLUB #6408559

Marisol Pastor September 06, 2008

I like the effects you have used here, they add great texture to the image. Love the contrast between the light and shadows. #6419567

Arman E. Barbuco September 06, 2008

Laura, thank you very much, it was an old house used by the spaniard during their regime. It was big and all stuffs are old just that we cant take photo of the antiques.

Marisol, thank you so much. #6421944


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