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Welcome to New York
© Jay_Underwood
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Uploaded: 06/25/08 3:36 AM GMT
Welcome to New York
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For a friend. She knows who she is. :)
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.jesouris
06/25/08 6:54 PM GMT
:D that's so nice! I like the depth in this capture, and I do think that the "portrait format" compliments it better. Thanks for uploading ;)
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"To The World You Might Be One Person; But To One Person You Might Be the World."
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Jay, this along with all of your other work in your gallery is just amazing. The way you added the border and captured the depth of field and framed the shot is just beautiful. I just can't say enough about this shot. It's amazing.
Keith
Keith
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Too love and lost... yea, yea. What ever...
Whoever she is, she's lucky to be welcomed to such a beautiful state...upstate where I was born and which I miss so much. I really appreciate all your photos from this area of the country.
Nicely done!
:)PJ
Nicely done!
:)PJ
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We don’t make art to show someone what something looks like. All this requires is eyes (or a lens). Art is supposed to have meaning, emotion, power, or magic. Alan & Mario "FourThirds"
There's always something so mysterious yet inviting for a photo like this. I used to drive and literally not stop to take a pic this way. Set the digital on the steering wheel and shoot! Not too safe at 60mph! I love the depth in this of course. And the moodiness of it. The reflections of the light on the roadway. Very very nicely done. Verena
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Test your own limits and keep going.
...now go back home :P
The portrait orientation works very well here. I like the depth and lighting of the road.. the sky and clouds seems a bit flat. Perhaps taming the highlights a tad would bring out more details.
The portrait orientation works very well here. I like the depth and lighting of the road.. the sky and clouds seems a bit flat. Perhaps taming the highlights a tad would bring out more details.
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