Night photography: construction site.
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In these two shots I’ve played with different looks: one outrageous, almost HDR looking photo. The other a bit more toned down, but still sparkling. Personally I prefer the slightly toned down version, but I know that a lot of people like pictures that are highly saturated. Especially when it comes to night photography.
The theme for #photo101 today is Edge.
If you want to find out more about the Barcode area, you ‘ll find info on Wikipedia about the style and the controversies:
Some are enthusiastic about the fresh architecture, the “champagne apartments,” and the unmatched opportunity to reshape the urban landscape and relieve pressure on a rapidly growing city without diminishing existing green space. However, there has been widespread criticism of the heights and designs of the Barcode buildings, both from architects and from citizens of Oslo. The Barcode has been described as a barrier between the fjord and the rest of the city that will destroy Oslo’s character as an open, low-rise city with a lot of green space and cast a permanent shadow on adjacent neighborhoods for the benefit of a rich few. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode_Project_%28Oslo%29)
This is the cement factory in Ramla: Nesher Israel Cement Enterprises Ltd. – נשר מפעלי מלט ישראליים בע”מ
«Barcode» at Night.
I’ve shot many photos from this area. If you want to see more, check out these posts:
I was a bit bored and decided to go overkill on the post-processing.
Another take on my «Nightscape Buildings» post the other day. This one with some heavy post-processing.
