Is this a glowing garbage can?

Another one from last Saturday's sunset in the hills above my house. The buildings just showing in the distance to the right of center are skyscrapers of downtown Los Angeles. The other one from this sunset is:
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Great color. Nice composition. What makes this image for me, are the electrical towers and power lines. Nice capture. I like this one much better than the other photo.

"psychedelic camouflage" is a good way to describe this building. I felt the stairs, doors and stairway supports added a bit of stability to the confusion of colors. I'm glad you like the overall effect. :)

Well-seen, well-captured. Good image!

Very cool subject. But very "documentary" framing, if that's what you were going for, then you did well. This just looks like something you could have explored a bit to find more drama/interest. I find little bits that are interesting, but as a whole it looses me pretty quickly. My fav part is the little air conditioner(?) unit under the stairs.

nice wall... looks like a comic, not really real^^

IMHO perfectly seen and composed. Looks just great. You may even crop out the bottom strip of ground and it will be a winner. Congratulations.

Hey...I know that bridge. :)

haha. I'm guessing you are local because it really isn't very famous :)

Two industrial towers. They were still in construction. I don't know for what the purpose is of them. Anyone any ideas?

On my photo blog I give some personal thoughts about HDR together with three tone mapped versions of one HDR picture.

Excellent,-Looks like a scene out of a David Lynch movie...-atmosphere !!

Thanks so much Jim...what a wonderful compliment as David Lynch is a favourite of mine :)

Love the mood in this picture. Well seen and captured

Very interesting scene, where did you shoot this? Love the colors and the juxtaposition you found here.

Thank you Beamer, I shot this one in Tibet, not so far from Lhasa

Another one from @1978, Ektachrome, scanned on a Nikon Coolscan 4000.

No, I did not add this photo to Beautiful Industrial accidental. A windwill is industry too, especialy in history. Windmills, and later on fabrics, made this region prosperous. The windmill and the fabrics together makes this photo very characteristic for this region (the 'Zaanstreek').
The fabric on the background on the right makes cacao... but if you live here you hardly sense it :)

Hi Frida; lovely old engine here.