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Your enthusiasm shows, these are very well done. I particulary like the perspective of the shots. Welcome to DPS.
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I love the composition of these shots. The capture of the window with the pictures is great and the lighting in the last one is superb. I look forward to seeing more from you.
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I'm quite fond of the last two. The first two are interesting and well done, but the bottom two (esp. 2nd to last) strike me as more original and intriguing. Very nice, all of them.
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Thanks for the encouragement, people!
In the first two shots, the red brick building is separated from the next building by a street on either side.. I am saving up for my first DSLR... until then, I am having fun with my Canon SX10...I really like it, but as you can see in pic#4 it does get noisy I was looking to capture something other than the usual neon glitter in Times Sq..all I had to do was look up The lighting on this building was a more neutral tone...changed WB to Fluorescent H to get the golden effect
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Great Captures! I especially like the Window and looking up at times square, but the 1st two are Wonderful studies in lines and composition.
Great Set! Thanks for shareing these Michael.
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