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North WharfPosted by CS (Melbourne, Australia) on 10 January 2007 in Cityscape & Urban.
Comments (14)
Stu from Kyoto, Japanlike this one alot, Chris. good composition, some nice action going on, shadows and sunlight, and lovely b&w. nice job, mate! 10 Jan 2007 7:31am Sidonie from Sydney, AustraliaThose two - a common sight around rivers and lakes here now. Always wanted to sneak a pic, but felt it an invasion. You were distant enough not to disturb. Very thoughtful image. 10 Jan 2007 9:25am Ryan Yam from Quezon City, PhilippinesI like your composition putting the subject at the extreme. The photo also looks old because of the vertical streaks, kinda Holga like effect hehe. 10 Jan 2007 3:44pm Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, JapanGreat shot Chris. for such a rigid and urban setting theres a wonderful softness and subtlety to the processing. A fine image. 10 Jan 2007 3:55pm Zach Siebert from Bologna, Italyare those vertical streaks from some sort of window you were looking through when you shot this? the bridge cutting across horizontally is a nice comp choice. 10 Jan 2007 4:02pm @Zach Siebert: Cheers Zach, the streaks are PP. Michael from Glasgow, United KingdomGreat image and the processing is spot on too. 10 Jan 2007 9:33pm Still from Valence, Francei like a lot the atmosphere that you have captured there! 10 Jan 2007 10:40pm Stavro from Stuttgart, GermanyBeautiful, very beautiful Cityscape & Urban photogrpahy. I'm impressed!! 11 Jan 2007 10:04am Mammoth in Chief from Naperville, United StatesAlmost-epic shot. Great exposure, man. 11 Jan 2007 11:29pm Paul Ricciardi from West Hartford, United StatesSomehow I missed this one earlier. This is very well done, nicely exposed and composed and wonderfully processed. But what captures me about it isn't the composure or anything else technical. It's the many-fold, intricately laced, storylines that criss-cross and weave through each other with the complexity of the powerlines in the next shot. There are so many storylines here, each as interesting as the last, and every one linked, somehow, to the one that precedes and the one that follows. 12 Jan 2007 11:55pm @Paul Ricciardi: Cheers Paul, I tend to think along the same lines when I look at others photos. That's the beauty, it's a captured moment of time from the photographers POV. As always thanks for your comments and input; as you mentioned it's comments like these that keep you taking photos. |