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Gotham Lights
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Uploaded: 11/27/07 2:56 AM GMT
Gotham Lights
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On a recent holiday we had a night in New York on a stopover...This shot is taken from the observation deck of the Empire State building. The bright spot is Times Square, but I'm afraid I don't recall what the other things are. Perhaps some Gothamites can share their local knowledge?
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.Bowow
11/27/07 9:25 AM GMT
Good to see an unusual image Of NYC!! Very well done and yes, I recognize some spots....guess! Wonder what is your vantage point.
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My bad... forgot to put where I shot it (meant to...), this was shot was taken from the observation deck of the Empire State building at around 1:00am or so.
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"To photograph is to hold one's breath, when all faculties converge to capture fleeting reality. It's at that precise moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy."
~ Henri Cartier-Bresson
Gracias for information...have visited NYC once.great city BUT too busy!!,The food choices are incredible........
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Man, did this one jump out at me in the voting booth. Excellent exposure and a steady hand. Thanks for the trip - I'd never make it to the top because of the heights thing.
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Hmmph. You come play in my town,and don't even call. ;-)
nice view here. I like the wide vista you've shown here. It's a tad underexposed,and leaning a couple of degrees to the right. As there isn't much going on in the sky, I'd crop about half of it out, straighten and brighten this. It's got "good bones", so flesh them out properly.
One other thing, I like how you have that one "nest" of light in your left third. Play with that some more,too.
nice view here. I like the wide vista you've shown here. It's a tad underexposed,and leaning a couple of degrees to the right. As there isn't much going on in the sky, I'd crop about half of it out, straighten and brighten this. It's got "good bones", so flesh them out properly.
One other thing, I like how you have that one "nest" of light in your left third. Play with that some more,too.
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