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Ominous Night

July 9th, 2008

I should probably just attribute this shot to reading too much Edgar Allan Poe or too many Hitchcock anthologies as a kid. Or maybe too many Anne Rice vampire books. I should have put some bats coming off the building. Or maybe just Meat Loaf as a bat.

Bat Loaf? o


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10 Responses to “Ominous Night”

  1. 1
    minxlj Says:

    ooh, nice colours (looks like a nice mix of dark teal and blue on my monitor)

    I had nightmares for years after reading the Edgar Allen Poe book in my children’s classics collection. I was 7 or 8 when I read the one about the beating heart under the floor (dead bodies under the floor, in a children’s classics set!!) and I still refuse to read it again at the age of 29. It may mentally scar me for another few years :-s

    LOL

  2. 2
    Badger Says:

    Love this photo, but I will have “Bat Out of Hell” running through my head on a continuous loop all day now. So, thanks for that.

  3. 3
    Greet Says:

    I like the greenish blue color :)

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    Lauren Says:

    Oh hell yes. Poe, Hitchcock, and Anne Rice in one (two, but whatevs) sentence. I love the bottom right corner of this photo. Ever since I visited Japan in March and saw how prevalent above-ground power lines are there, I’ve been obsessed with photographing them and started noticing them everywhere.

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    ThatOneGuy Says:

    “Bat-Meat”

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    Maiken Says:

    When I saw the picture I was drawn to the texture of the wires that comes through almost on accident. When you wrote about bats I kept thinking of the Dispatch song Bats in the Belfrey.

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    SuzieQ Says:

    Does this not remind anyone of the old movie The War of the Worlds with Gene Barry?

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    Lynn Says:

    It does not remind me of any of those authors. Just not spooky enough for that. But my imagination could be different. The photo , in my opinion, is a better representation of how beautiful nature can be covered up and blocked out by industrial needs.

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    chris2fer Says:

    I love this photo. Very Gotham-y.

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    ismh Says:

    I love it.

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