As part of the Biennial they’ve put a giant neon green rabbit on the side of an old church on the corner of Toxteth.

Church of the bright green neon rabbit | Posted at 11am on 01/10/08 | Filed Under: Architecture, Canon-30D, HDR, Liverpool, Long-Exposure |


  1. PiXistenZ 01.10.08 / 11am

    Boy oh boy oh boy … this is so good. The neon light is just incredible. Wow!…

  2. Turnbill 01.10.08 / 11am

    Wow - that’s very odd. What does a rabbit have to do with the biennial? Nice shot.

  3. John Maslowski 01.10.08 / 12pm

    Awesome image it really pops out of the screen. Great hdr work, love the lighting and tones.

  4. onewayphoto / Mark 01.10.08 / 12pm

    That is completely surreal! ;-) Liverpool seems to be a fun place photographers at the moment….

  5. David H-W 01.10.08 / 2pm

    Very bizarre and makes a great strong shot.

  6. Andrew 01.10.08 / 2pm

    Deep color and motion impression of the sky. The neon light is nicely captured and controlled so no details are lost. This is an all around awesome HDR image!

  7. Kris 01.10.08 / 3pm

    incredible. There is so much to see in this image and the processing work really is top notch. Great stuff

  8. Mike Blanchard 01.10.08 / 7pm

    Agree with Mark…..surreal is the word that came to mind. Very cool.

  9. kawazu 01.10.08 / 8pm

    Wasn’t it “follow the _white_ rabbit”? Bizarre is the very word, even though they might have gone even further I can imagine… Anyway, an interesting idea captured awfully well. :)
    cheers,
    Kristian

  10. Greg 01.10.08 / 9pm

    incredible! i wish they did stuff like that around here!

  11. marco's light opinion 02.10.08 / 12pm

    Great processing, the light glow is amazing!

  12. Mark 03.10.08 / 6am

    Vegas hits Liverpool. Weird.

  13. Dave Holden 13.10.08 / 11pm

    Quality!

  14. erol 24.10.08 / 8pm

    GREAT!

  15. Lee Munro 02.12.08 / 4pm

    There is also another green neon sign of shrek just down the road above a billboard on Parliament Street.
    I think this is a marketing campaign by Sky to advertise which movies are available around xmas on the movie channels.
    Could the rabbit be the were-rabbit from Wallace and Gromit? Its eyes are swirly too.

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