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Cinematic!
#1 - immediate impression - CSI Miami... maybe it's just the warm WB and low angle. ( I think I just admitted to actually having watched CSI Miami once ![]() #2 I like certain elements of it - the form of the Peugeot is catching, as is the lighting downstairs to highlight the shapes - the curves of the fire reel, the green lines on the roof (roll-a-door maybe). The colour works well too. I keep coming back to one part though, the centre column - seems divisive in the image, but maybe that works in its favour - it creates a lot of little scenes in the one shot.
Both are very interesting as they are so different to your usuall shot, don't have a favourite, but I appreciate you thinking outside the box.
Thanks for the comments.
I know that it isn't my normal "style", but I find it really hard to stick with a particular style for too long. I'm sure that if you look back a couple of year and see your shots, you'll see such a huge change. Perhaps this is why artists are infamous for disowning their own work, negatively looking at older stuff (and sometimes even new stuff!) HB
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