Notes

Project 365 - Day 136

EXIF

• Camera: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT
• Lens: 49 mm
• Aperture: f/6.3
• Shutter: 1/125 sec
• ISO: 100
• Categories: Black & White,  Project 365,  

Comments

• Two of them are different than the others - they have a longer rectangle of a window. I was very relieved to discover this. Within mass regimentation there are still difference. Terrific pattern Sean.
  daina @ May 15, 2008
• Interesting pattern.The desaturated color works here very well.
  Radel @ May 16, 2008
• Interesting photo - very industrial, particularly with how you processed it. Nice work.
  Jeff T @ May 16, 2008
• thats mad. but I like it. Like some kind of Warhol image. brilliant.
  rhys @ May 16, 2008
• Impressive.. great pattern, and good title, somehow this image remembers me 1984, maybe it's the bw..
  ReallyJapan @ May 16, 2008
• Superb B&W very well rythmed.
  Still @ May 16, 2008
• I see quite a lot of this here, in the poorer areas where houses are built extremely close together there is massive collections of meters stuck up poles.
  
  
  haggis basher @ May 16, 2008
• Nice work, Interesting pattern
  Mirco @ May 16, 2008
• The 3rd guy in the 2nd line has that metallic something on the right side. I suppose he must be the boss.
  yz @ May 16, 2008
• Good patterns created by those meters, working well in B&W.
  deceptive @ May 16, 2008
• This is my type of photography - great observation (and title). I've just given you a 'cool' vote at cool photoblogs!! much deserved of course.
  moonhead @ May 16, 2008
• Love industry photos, nice work.
  Amy @ May 16, 2008
• Excellent composition. Very interesting repeating patterns. Really like this one.
  John Maslowski @ May 16, 2008
• I would like to claim: "I'm not a number!" :))
  Jonas @ May 16, 2008
• Hey,
  beautiful photos!!! Really great shots and very very nice motives!
  
  I would invite you to http://www.wpdb.de and upload some of your photos, so that other can use them as wallpaper and enjoy your photo every time they look on there screen!
  It would be great if you take a look. Its a complete free service for everyone! (You can also put a link in your profile, so that this link will be published next to every published photo!)
  
  Best Regards,
  Steve
  Steve @ May 16, 2008
• Great shot. I love the simplicity and repetition in this one. As usual, you've found the interesting in the every day.
  Jay @ May 16, 2008
• Excellent repetition.
  Otto K. @ May 16, 2008
• Never knew meters could make for such an interesting snap! Very well seen and composed.
  AC @ May 16, 2008
• This is so cool. Amazing shot.
  sherri @ May 16, 2008
• very nicely captured image - I like this pattern very much
  yiannis krikis @ May 16, 2008
• Great!
  Pioter @ May 16, 2008
• (Power)ful image..Sorry, I just had to use it...Love your work!
  rick @ May 16, 2008
• Cool shot! Mais il y en avait beaucoup comme ça?!!! Très original et joli traitement. Bravo!
  Valérie @ May 16, 2008
• Nice one.
  Oswegan @ May 16, 2008
• This one is cool, very nice! Like the b&w here.
  Andreas @ May 16, 2008
• Cool shot - like 'spot the difference'
  anton @ May 16, 2008
• At first I thought you had replicated the same photo several times. A very interesting shot.
  Scarabaeus @ May 16, 2008
• really well captured. great tones!
  Lorissa @ May 16, 2008
• Very impressive shot. I like the patterns. Well done.
  standley @ May 16, 2008
• This shot is hypnotizing me!! Very cool! Love these meters!
  Alejandra @ May 16, 2008
• Very original Sean. Nice work on this. :)
  Tom Sheehan @ May 16, 2008
• i need to look at this at the beginning of the day instead of the end of the day. will come look at it again tomorrow.
  michele @ May 16, 2008
• Great symmetry; looks nice in b&w.
  cako @ May 17, 2008
• I like it. I would not want to pay the electric bill for all those meters though!
  Andy @ May 17, 2008
• it's mesmerizing. in a good way. i need some of this power right now.
  michele @ May 17, 2008
• very good harmony
  reklamefotografi @ May 17, 2008
• Awesome repeating pattern!
  tom @ May 17, 2008
• What an appropriate title. This will stop to make you think.
  Darrell Klein @ May 17, 2008
• I think I would have liked this in color more, as we may have seen more difference in the subjects, making it seem more dramatic and less like a process that was applied. Just my opinion.
  
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  maynard @ May 18, 2008
• What a pattern! And great tones...
  t i n o @ May 18, 2008
• Perfectly framed image. Your title really works very well here. A very strong statement about how much energy we truly use, and you can see the vastness through the repitition of images. Great work
  eric kim @ May 19, 2008
• A very boring subject made truly interesting by its black/white and the cropping. Its perfectly framed! Top marksmanship :)
  Mad.Photo.World @ May 19, 2008
• cool idea, great execution
  
  Digital Photo Ted @ May 19, 2008
• Terrific repetition, great B&W tones, great framing. A very nice and clean image Sean. Well done!
  Thomas Folke Andersen @ May 19, 2008
• Great title! i really like the picture, and the patterns. Very powerfull with an enviormental statement. good job!
  dillonpic @ May 19, 2008
• Oh, they all watching at us :))
  jump @ May 19, 2008
• Great find.
  At first I thought it was an 'aerial' view of beer cans!
  Mass consumption 'a la' The Coneheads!
  Kevin from OrganicPIX.com @ May 19, 2008
• Ohh boy, I don't wanna pay this bill :)
  Karl Baumann @ May 21, 2008
• nice one. good message with a simple picture.
  nissou* @ May 21, 2008
• ok, ok, ok. i guess looking at this photo after what i commented on the next day's image just now, the answer to my own question is probably 'yes.' excellent tones and composition. what is this place and why does it have so many meters?
  danthro @ May 21, 2008
• superb!
  Dirk Essl @ May 28, 2008