Here are some more variations from the passenger tunnel between concourses B and C of Chicago O Hare’s Terminal 1. I took the photos while connecting through ORD last week. They show a different view of the tunnel than the photos I showed in my post “Travel Day (13)“. A good example how you can play with your camera, working the scene with different creative approaches. For three more images continue after the jump…
All photos taken with the PEN-F and the mZuiko 17mm F/1.8. RAW conversion and post processing in Adobe Lightroom CC.
Wish you a great Wednesday!
Marcus
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I love your stories. I always try to peak for a read! I wish I could spend more time on my blog too just as awesomely as you do it. Great work I’ve been following for like 2 years lol
Thanks, appreciate having you as a reader so much! Marcus
Wow, these are spectacular! I’ve missed seeing your images Marcus, glad I came by!
Thanks, Janet, I missed your visits on the blog! So happy you stopped by! Wish you a great weekend! Marcus
Stunning images! Vibrant colors, leading lines, composition, mood, look, the title “Variations on a Tunnel” they together they tell a visual story of how airports could look like sometime in the near future. That would really be nice. Thanks for posting!
Thanks, Alina, your feedback means so much! Marcus
The environment, composition and processing make for FUN!
Thanks, C.S. , really appreciate your kind words! Marcus
Reblogged this on From 1 Blogger 2 Another.
Thanks, Douglas, always appreciate your re-blogs! Marcus
You’re welcome Marcus – and it’s always a delight to discover your take on the world – always fresh, not predictable or formulaic. – Douglas
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What a fantastic tunnel and great shots!
Thank you so much for your kind words, Stacie! Marcus
That tunnel is quite colorful. Great captures Marcus!
Thanks, Amy, glad you find it interesting! Marcus
great photos! all airports should be so colorful!
Thanks, Jim, much appreciated! Marcus
Stunning lines, shapes, and colors…the images seem to have an intermix of reality and abstract elements…brought to mind futuristic drawings I saw when so much younger. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for your wonderful words, Brenda! Marcus
As a flight attendant, I tend to take airports for granted. Thank you for these pictures and painting these airports in a different light.
Thanks for your lovely words, so much appreciated! Marcus
Beautiful colors and great images as always. I thought of you when I wrote the Genova post 🙂
Thanks, Ishita, it means a lot! Marcus
This is beautiful! I love that airports are getting more creative and colorful like this 🙂
Thanks, Cate, so very much appreciated! Marcus
simply 🙂
Thanks 🙂
The colours are smplu magic Marcus.
Exceptional my friend. Hope all is well
Thanks, my friend. I’m hanging in there 😉 ! Hugs!
Me too, no other choice. Hugs
Fantastic images, Marcus! You should offer these to the airport to see if they want to use them in their promotional materials. (Because honestly, your images make we want to seek out this airport as a destination in its own right!)
Thanks, Heide, also for the idea of getting in touch with ORD. I might just do that….
Stunning Marcus, Love the vibrant colours!
Thanks, Marion, as always so much appreciated! Marcus
Clever! Nice example that it is possible to find scenes to photograph EVERYWHERE.
Thanks, Claudia, and it is so true what you are saying!
The first image seems to be more creative. It maybe the angle and where in the tunnel you were shooting.
Thanks, Tim, appreciate your feedback so much! Marcus
Marcus you’re welcome
I think I might have gone through one of these tunnels a few years back. Unlike you I never thought about taking pictures. 🙁
Thanks, Hien, there is opportunity for photography wherever we are….
Gorgeous! These are amazing!
Thanks so much, really appreciated! Marcus
Great colours.
Thank you, highly appreciated! Marcus