Stuck in Customs in Space Photo

Stuck in Customs in Space

thailand  Stuck in Customs in Space Photo

If you want to see how I made this (and how you can too!), visit my HDR Tutorial. I hope it gives you some new tricks!

I love this shot! It came out wicked.

I used to say wicked a lot in grade school and I still like saying it. This may or may not make me lame, and I can’t be objective about such things.

This is the airport in Bangkok, Thailand. I am not sure who the architect is, but it came out quite inspired. Taking photos of beautiful architecture is somewhat of a sport of mine. I want to try to honor the lines and the textures via a good composition and a good HDR treatment.

from my daily photo blog at www.stuckincustoms.com


Photo credit: Stuck in Customs

225 Responses to Stuck in Customs in Space Photo

  1. midnight raven says:

    Great shot!
    Please consider adding this picture to my group:
    http://www.flickr.com/groups/-vanishingpoints-/

  2. diegoflickr says:

    Incredible shot!

  3. cdbabzblow says:

    ditto! to what everyone else has said. I’m not an original thinker. In fact thinking ruins most appreciation of that which you instinctively enjoy.

  4. [Rewam] Christian C. says:

    wonderful!!!

  5. tiny.turk says:

    your composition is gorgeous, but i’ll be honest and say i think the hdr looks really overdone and kills the photo for me. i’d love to see the original

  6. Adriana Giglio says:

    The colors are fantastic!

  7. Tony Carlos Br says:

    Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Flickr Hive Mind, and we’d love to have this added to the group!

    Search tag > Thailand

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    be among the top 50, add here

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  8. RaffertyEvans "Off Line" says:

    Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Photos that are top in your Flickr – Invite Only, and we’d love to have this added to the group!

    Seen on my Flickr home page. ( ?² )

  9. Eustaquio Santimano says:

    Brilliant work

  10. ThailandPaul -ประเทศไทย พอ says:

    Suvarnabhumi departures never looked so good. Great shot

  11. Lamerton says:

    Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Thai Capital, and we’d love to have this added to the group!

  12. azleem says:

    this is perfect

  13. J.Sizzle says:

    nice shot, although it is tilted slightly to the left giving it a lopsided look.
    the coloring is great, althought it kinda blends together too well. and there is so much going on in this picture that it’s hard to focus on one thing- sometimes more isnt better, but over all, i like it

  14. _SuperV says:

    This is a really wicked shot! It’s like the Fifth Element type of background!

  15. AchemsRaZor says:

    Congratulations on your Creative Engineering As Art Frame!
    It’s a Wonderful Engineering As Art Picture Composition!
    You are invited to post this in our:
    Metropolis
    Engineering As Art

    It would be a spectacular addition to the group pool.

  16. xjetflyer2001 says:

    Bought your book today, and am actually looking for a DSLR camera now, hope to be able to put this techniques to use, as I will be going to Bangkok in a few weeks and absoultely love this photo

  17. Olderhvit says:

    WOW… Great work.

  18. ofthevine"PleasePray4MyDaughter" says:

    Amazing photo, fantastic architecture, you must be from MA. Wicked is still used here, but not as much; it hasn’t run by my ears lately.

  19.  JoesSistah says:

    gorgeous…!!!

  20. riccardopetroni says:

    wonderfullllllllll!!!!!!!!

  21. The Paul Miller says:

    absolutely awesome, check out some of my new photos of industrial decay and abandonment here and let me know what you think………
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/schlambizzle/sets/72157625117647174/]

  22. J@y Fishbone says:

    I saw this spacy photo in : ~PAINTING WITH SPACE~

  23. PhotographicBlog.com says:

    Great Shot :)
    We included it in our post :
    25 Fantastic HDR Photos Taken to the Extreme

  24. Jim Bray Melbourne FL says:

    I have looked and looked at this photo to determine what it is that hijacked my attention and made me utter "wow, fantastic, incredible … what is this???". I think it’s the patterns in the details, almost like a spider web, that draws the viewer toward the astonishing one-point vanishing perspective. This is a world-class shot!

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