Wow, April already! I’m back from a short hiatus – the end of March is always a busy time for me both professionally and personally, so in some ways I’m actually quite glad to say it’s already April. Plus, spring-time weather is steadily getting more consistent despite the few showers the Bay Area’s had in the last week or so. Can’t wait for consistent sunshine and mild 70’s!
In any case, on with the countdown…this next one came out of a San Francisco photowalk a couple of years ago that netted me a small prize from Scott Kelby’s editor, Ted Waitt. It was a fun little event that Kelby had put together to promote his LR2 book and I enjoyed both the photo opportunity and the great community. It’s always nice to get together with other enthusiasts and compare notes :). So here we are, number six:
upstairs
I don’t suppose this shot needs much explanation – you’re looking up at one of the many tall buildings in downtown SF. The subject was an easy candidate for going b&w since most of the frame was color-less to begin with. Going to gray helped highlight the contrast and dramatize the lines of the building. Speaking of which, converging lines always make for interesting perspective. I almost wish the building had been way taller so I’d get a vanishing point thing going on…