Ascended
WEEK 38 – Carriage Crossing Macy’s, Set II
My friends, if you thought the lower level was the pinnacle of this store’s beauty, the upper level is by far something else. It’s just absolutely STUNNING up here. Spectacular.
I love, love, love this view looking from the escalators back towards the front entrance. That barrel roof, all the natural light flowing in through those numerous windows, the great view of the treeline outside, the pendants all hanging from various heights and at various distances to spice up the scenery – it’s all perfect.
Obviously, I’m really proud of this photo, although clearly most of that has nothing to do with the operator: the subject itself is just that photogenic! Probably about the only thing I can be credited for here, ironically, is something that I usually try to avoid: as you know, I don’t like capturing other customers in my shot if I can help it, but in this particular image I think the person you see in the distance adds some extra piece of visual interest, the way they’re cast mostly in shadow. That shopper also does a good job of helping us get a better sense of scale and perspective in relation to everything else we see.
(c) 2021 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Ascended
WEEK 38 – Carriage Crossing Macy’s, Set II
My friends, if you thought the lower level was the pinnacle of this store’s beauty, the upper level is by far something else. It’s just absolutely STUNNING up here. Spectacular.
I love, love, love this view looking from the escalators back towards the front entrance. That barrel roof, all the natural light flowing in through those numerous windows, the great view of the treeline outside, the pendants all hanging from various heights and at various distances to spice up the scenery – it’s all perfect.
Obviously, I’m really proud of this photo, although clearly most of that has nothing to do with the operator: the subject itself is just that photogenic! Probably about the only thing I can be credited for here, ironically, is something that I usually try to avoid: as you know, I don’t like capturing other customers in my shot if I can help it, but in this particular image I think the person you see in the distance adds some extra piece of visual interest, the way they’re cast mostly in shadow. That shopper also does a good job of helping us get a better sense of scale and perspective in relation to everything else we see.
(c) 2021 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)