NYC Path Station
Oct 2, 2016 10:02:48 #
Oct 2, 2016 10:09:49 #
Thanks looking back I may need to diversify my approach seem I
shoot similar compositions often.
shoot similar compositions often.
Oct 2, 2016 12:14:45 #
Very interesting images; I like them.
I used to commute on the PATH station under the World Trade Center--pre-9/11/01. There is absolutely no comparison between the old station and this new structure!
Thank you for posting them; I doubt I'll have the reason or occasion to be in downtown NY again.
I used to commute on the PATH station under the World Trade Center--pre-9/11/01. There is absolutely no comparison between the old station and this new structure!
Thank you for posting them; I doubt I'll have the reason or occasion to be in downtown NY again.
Oct 2, 2016 12:33:55 #
Thanks I used to work at the old world trade center complex for many years and
yes, that area is totally changed.
yes, that area is totally changed.
Oct 2, 2016 12:47:08 #
Being "new" to photography does not mean your are "new" to "seeing".Your photos display how you visualize, based upon how your eye/brain observes and interprets that which surrounds you. We know that "the sum is equal to the whole of the parts" from our early school days. Some people can only see the overview, while others (you), are capable of seeing and analyzing the "parts". This is a positive-not a negative! Keep it up-learning to see in other direction is a positive approach too! I would suggest your increasing contract, a bit, as this will give more drama to the final image. Keep up the good work, and happy clicking!
Oct 2, 2016 12:49:02 #
I really like the first shot showing the relative size of the height of the "room" and the little tiny person in the bottom of the photo.
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Oct 3, 2016 09:43:36 #
Well, my favorite book is fountainhead, I love architecture as well
you post makes me realise that is where I probably got these types of
compositions come from.
Thanks :)
you post makes me realise that is where I probably got these types of
compositions come from.
Thanks :)
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