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Published: 2011-03-07 00:57:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 4228; Favourites: 164; Downloads: 233
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Steps steps steps, oh how I love 'em.I know you like them too.
Heavy Set is shot directly under Archangel;
Processing:
Orange filter
2 shot exposure
Photograph taken: Sweden/MalmΓΆ
Enjoy!
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Copyright Β© 2011, Robin de Blanche. All rights reserved. My images may not be reproduced in any form without my permission.
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Comments: 71
The emphasis on the oranges is fascinating!
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This beautiful photo is featured here: [link]
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you always find the coolest looking escalators.
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I got a whole bunch of countries to go still
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Can you make this bigger so we can have wallpaper pleeeeeeeeeeease? >_< pretty preeeeease
Thank you :]
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I'm sorry but this won't come out as a wallpaper. Not now anyways. Maybe later.
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This awesome picture has been featured in "Beautiful Deviations "!
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I know it's awesome but I'm glad you said it as well 
Chers mate!
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I said it for the second time...
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Of course. I use the Sigma 10-20/4.0-5.6 EX. A pretty sturdy lens, good build quality and over all a decent wide choice if you don't have the money for the better ones as the 16-35 2.8 and so forth.
If you're in the thoughts of buying one I'd check the used market directly, no need to buy it new when the build quality is so good (as sigma is known for in their middle/top segment).
You should be able to get one for around $450
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Thanks you for such a comprehensive response. I am saving some money on a new lens and this one looks pretty good. 16-35/2.8 is a dream wich I hope will come true one day
You really have some nice metro stations in Sweden. And I really like how you capture them.
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Yea the 16-35 is one of the best ones out there, worth the wait.
I'm glad you like what I do
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damn you got some beautiful escalators over there in sweden
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Beautifully framed, composed and selected Robin. A joy to look at.
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I'm happy when You're happy.
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How do you get theses amazing shots? like he color and the and stuff. Fillters? and if yes then how!
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Filters, just shooting through 'em
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A great shot. Really nice colours. But I have one question. Does anyone use escalators in MalmΓΆ/Sweden? I remember that I have seen another picture of you even without any poeople on it. How do you arrange that? I'm really interested in your answer even if the question is maybe stupid?!
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Sorry, forgot to add. Then again, sometimes I'm doing a regular shooting, a non long exposure shot, and then I need to wait for it to be cleared in order to be able to take the shot. Sometimes you wait for 1 min and sometimes 1 hour.. the rules of the game.
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Thanks for the answer. Of course long time exposure is a solution! Anyway nice shots in your gallery!
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Most of the time I do longer exposures when I shoot the escalators, that way you won't ever see anybody in frame. Plus I think it's a pretty cool way of working around with the sets since they're always just packed with people. It creates a different way of using the artform to show the more clean way of architecture rather than with people.
So yes, we use them all the time it's just me who work around it to show more clean architecture.
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you should post on InterfaceLIFT with higher resolution
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I don't have time for more sites to go through
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You know I'd fly to Sweden just to see the escalators there XD
Your works never fail to impress me
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You're more than welcome. I can take you for a 1 month workout pass across country!
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How many stais have u photographed?
stunning again!
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What would you say if I told that I have 40+ that you haven't seen in my upload folder 
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Haha. A lot of stairs in sweden I guess
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