Lower Manhattan, New York City | Canon A60, 2006
Oct 24, 2006
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15 comments:
Great angle on this shot.
Interesting. I would never expect to find a totem pole in Lower Manhatten.
Yep, that's the face I would have if all my brothers were sitting on my head too. Thanks for the smile today!
A reminder that this used to place once belonged to the native peoples.
Really like how you have captured the texture...Nice perspective!
a really nice shot, the hot spot on the wall in the background is a bit of a distraction, but I love this guy in the middle of the city, way cool!
Still laughing at Micki's comment, great shot!!
Nice picture. I like how the alignment between the totem pole and the building gives the illusion that the totem pole is huge.
really nice shot, looks so platic and the contrast between the skyscrapers and thw wooden totem pole is great.
Great contrast against the tall skyscraper. Not the sort of place you expect to see a totem pole!
I like the contrast of design of ethnic against the modern background. And great angle as well
Very unusual to see a totem pole in NYC, I really like the comp and perspective. The pattern of unlight on the building in the rear really looks sweet
Beautiful! I love the details and textures in the wood.
Thats interesting.....
I like this - great texture on the wood. Nice composition
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