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ctfchallenge | all galleries >> Challenge 112 - A Thing Explored >> Exhibition > Empire III
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27-MAY-2005 Matt*

Empire III


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ctfchallenge30-Jul-2006 17:47
Again, good definition of the city, the inclusion of the sign was a clever idea. Adds the perspective from a pedestrian's point of view. Plus, now I know where this photo was taken from : ) -Cat
ctfchallenge27-Jul-2006 00:51
I am sure I could have walked a few feet to remove the sign from the viewfinder but the shot would have been quite dry IMO. The sign and pedestrian signal are part of New York daily routine...

Matt
ctfchallenge24-Jul-2006 12:13
I also like the street sign. It's the black box below it that bothers me.
--Mary Anne
Michael Scheltgen 24-Jul-2006 10:14
Very very nice shot. I happen to like the street sign there. I like the "urban" look it gives the scene... don't ask me to explain why... it just works for me. All three are super shots.
ctfchallenge23-Jul-2006 16:38
I like the angle on this one...just wish that "walk/don't walk" box wasn't so prominent. I don't think the traffic control folks appreciate how they're interfering with our photography.
--Mary Anne
ctfchallenge23-Jul-2006 15:16
This is my fav too Matt, although I do like the looks of #1 with the nice blue sky and the man in front, but the perspective of this with the street sign in front makes this more interesting to me. The clouds look a little too bright but a good shot anyway. Be prepared for more comments! ;-) CJ.
ctfchallenge23-Jul-2006 14:49
Matt,

Of the three images posted this is the better of the bunch. Interesting angle and perspective, looks good in black and white. Seems a bit grainy - not sure if that is accidental or deliberate, but either way it works on this. Well done.

David.