"Brooklyn Bridge" New York City (Canon G5, 2006)
Sep 25, 2006
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11 comments:
Wow. Looks like an amazing place for pictures. B&W was a great choice for this one!
Strange. It looks quite run down. I would expect the area around Brooklyn Bridge to be a prime piece of real estate!
cool shot, fantastic point of view. great bw :)
excellent shot; nice to see something like this still exists in NY.
Interesting composition!
I always think of the south when I think tobacco. But of course it had to be distributed nationwide. Great old building!
Finally, a different view of the Brooklyn Bridge.
I love old buildings.
You're a lot like me. You like to get to the places so close, and yet so far from how things are seen. I love this shot very much.
loving that quasi-hdr feel of the bridge in the background...even though the shot seems pointless (no offence) u still manage to captivate me....7.75/10
Wow! what a nice shot!!
I guess is at the Brookyn side. I agreed with Photo-effe, looks like Europe.
Congratulations for your way to capture great angles with a lot of photographic sensibility.
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Wonderful composition and framing with the wall left and the fenceline right. It narrows the perspective of the initial viewing eye into the image.
I like the abruptness of the alternate perspective created by the bridge in the background as a contrasting perspective as well.
The over exposed sky works well to defined both structures of compositional value and perspective.
I realise the nature of your/this blog but, is there a colour version of this image to be found somewhere pt?
The collection of textures from brick, steel, wood, wire and nature are good in this image but I feel they would be more emphatic and impactual in colour.
If there is a colour version please direct me to it, otherwise it is my loss.
Either way this is wonderful urban photography!
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