5th Under the Needle by Brent by ctfchallenge

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Under the Needle
by Brent


12-AUG-2006	Brent

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ctfchallenge		15-Aug-2006 01:20
Thanks men and CJ. ~Brent/Bruce ;-)

ctfchallenge		14-Aug-2006 22:35
Very nice viewpoint here. And the movement of the monorail really adds to the image, just wouldn't have been the same if it was static. Great shot for the challenge. Techo

ctfchallenge		14-Aug-2006 16:59
Thanks men and Ladies. ~Brent/Bruce ;-)

Paul		14-Aug-2006 10:47
I like the inclusion of the tree to the left in this giving us a feel of nature with all this modernistic stuff buggering up the landscape like an overpaid architects wet dream. The blur works well, good one.

Rod		14-Aug-2006 07:34
Yes great shot Bruce:-):-)!!!

ctfchallenge		13-Aug-2006 20:39
Great monorail image Brent. I like how the tree and the building frame the shot and the Space Needle gives the picture a sense of place. Nice one! CJ

janewigginsphotography		13-Aug-2006 18:27
Nice one Bruce! I like the rich warm color here and the movement with the stationary needle in the background. I visited the space needles some years back. jano

Brent		13-Aug-2006 05:17
Thanks Sharon. The Monorail was out of service for about a year and just started running again yesterday. It goes right past my office, but this view going into Gehry's EMP structure (boy it's a strange one) looks better. That Space Needle seems to pop up all over town- I sometimes think it follows me around :-)

elips		13-Aug-2006 02:27
I like this a lot, Brent. The combination of strange architectures and the moving monorail work really well together. It helps that they have some colors in common. It's the retrofuture with a dash of real future thrown in in the form of some of Gehry's architecture. Wonderful! ~Sharon

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