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I think you accomplished the goal of turning an escalator into a slide. I kind of like the starburst look to the lights as a result of the small aperture.
If there's one thing that bothers me in this image, it's the moire pattern in the flooring at the base of the escalator. Even when I'm not trying to look at it, I see it in my peripheral vision and the throbbing/waving effect makes me feel a bit dizzy and distracted. Unfortunately, I couldn't begin to tell you what might have caused that or how to correct for it. I wonder if shooting more straight-on using the railing as a divider would give the image kind of an asymmetric abstract quality between the smooth escalator and the course steps. |
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I wouldn't consider this a cityscape. A cityscape as I see it is typically a shot of a city as a whole or some sort of shot related to the city being the main emphasis in the photo. I would personally would consider this more of an urban shot, of related to something you'd find in a city but not of an actual city.
I'd have to agree about the pattern being distracting. I think if you were to find an escalator in some sort of circular enclosure and you shot at either base of the escalator, that would make for a more interesting shot and would feel more like a slide, as if you're sliding through a tunnel.
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