"Lower East Side" New York City (Canon G5, 2006)
May 12, 2006
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20 comments:
:D liking this.
i too have 2 similar walls i've been staking out for some time now. waiting for that moment something interesting happens around it....
though i'm not too sure wat emphasis ur trying to achieve here. if its the wall, then i think a lower shot might have been better. the signboard at the top is rather distracting.
Brilliant. A few bricks only are bricks but if there are persons they are a part of a history. This photo has cinematographic power. Example: The absent-minded man was walking reading the newspaper it he came up to the wall of bricks and passed across them. It is a joke. It he has more aspect of statement of intrigue of the black cinema.^.gvejou
I do like the lines of the bricks in this image! cheers ;)
Nice perspective. It almost looks like those people walk inside the wall!
Great lighting and angle : GREAT GREAT SHOT!
hehe dude. i love the shape on the wall and its very beautiful lightning! :)take care and have a nice weekend
Hahah, looks like the people are going to walk into the wall. ;)
People walking into and out of walls, bags falling from the sky, Love it! Great slice of life.
Great wall and the perspective makes your eyes follow along. Keith is funny....
Wow do u have the color photo with redbricks too.I should look different I guess.
What I like is how the simple wall gives our eye something to rest on before going back into the busy scene to study more. Nice composition.
Powerful shot. This wall evocate (as some comments have said) a character and a title of a french roman : "Le passe muraille", a man who is able to pass through the walls...
Nice shot, unexpected angle on the street.
Lovely shot.
Suby
Sorry meant to write more than lovely shot but been to busy lately to write more comments on most blogs, so if over the next few weeks all I say is nice, duff shot, beautiful, me no likey, me likey, eeeccckkkk, why bother or the likes, please forgive me. I love letting veiwing my opinions but pushed to do that these days as extremely busy. Oh well. Suby
nice detail on the bricks...any reason for using only bnw on all yr shots?
Great perspective on the brickwork.
nice original perspective on this
I like the framing, making the wall the main element in composition.
Another classic!
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