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14-AUG-2009 tvsometime

Out of the Dark

Canon PowerShot G10
1/125s f/3.5 at 10.8mm iso80 full exif

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John Prichard 24-Aug-2009 15:06
Visually striking contrast. If the slanted light bars had illuminated a face or something of bright color it would be a WOW. Since these challenges are so easy for you, I suggest that in NYC your new assignment will be to get pictures of people that don't have their cell phones out ... such a common blight on our modern society and probably a challenge to achieve unless you cropped tightly.
ctfchallenge21-Aug-2009 01:57
Thanks Jano you got it right - lots of reflected light in the canyons of lower Manhattan. Thanks Doug but credit goes to Rod who made me redo it. -tv
janewigginsphotography21-Aug-2009 00:38
What is wonderful with this shot is the reflections on the buildings on the right. Can I assumethe sun was up high to cast light off one building to another? If so, excellent for the topic. Love the gold. jano
ctfchallenge16-Aug-2009 23:26
I actualy find this light combination pleasing. The text messenger being in shadow helps bring back some balance. -Doug
Rod 16-Aug-2009 22:03
I like this crop as it puts more emphasis on the great lighting on the buildings. This picy is a tough one with the direct harsher lighting on the main street & the really nice reflected light up the narrow street.
ctfchallenge16-Aug-2009 12:58
Thanks Rod. No the light effects were lost looking directly down the street. Just a dark canyon is left. I know tjhis picy lacks focus but the light looks good on my monitor. -tv
ctfchallenge15-Aug-2009 23:57
Rod
The light in the narrow street looks great but it tends to get a diminished by the well lit foreground for this topic. Was there a picy looking up the narrow street, say if you stood somewhere around where the motorbike is?