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Theres something about shooting in a large city at night. Visited MOMA during the day, noticed the park and decided to come back at night.
Canon 5D 24-105 L @ 24mm 6 seconds @ F8 Tripod. Last edited by Ukshutterbug; 11-06-2009 at 05:30 AM. |
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i like the line that draws you into the image... the middle building looks funny though... like it's falling backwards... is that lens distortion or does it just look like that?
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Quite a nice shot! I second what Syphlix said about the middle building. When I look closely though, it seems it may be an optical illusion caused by the two sloping walls of the building.
I also can't help but feel there may have been a better angle around that location - perhaps you could have taken a shot of the blue buliding to the left, sitting above the water? That way you would have had a simpler compisition as well as had a nice contrast between the yellow lights on the water and the blue lights on the buliding. - Luke |
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