Tunnel Under Dupont Circle with Traffic
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5 comments:
Despite my comments about the next photo, one of the things I like about this photo is that it is more focused (figuratively, not literally) on a specific subject - the tunnel. Then I feel the streaks of light both lend a sense of motion to the photo as well as a path for the eye to move across the image.
All in all I have to say this is the most overtly gimicky shot. I always loved those photos of cars driving down a freeway where all you saw was the stream of red and white lights. So much could be said or interpreted about that. Unfortunately you really need a dark background to get the full contrast. Still, I'm not entirely displeased with my results here.
What kind of camera do you use for these Gibran?
Crap, nevermind....that's what I get for not reading the big caption below the first picture. (Me=not observant)
Like these by the way ;)
Very nice, Mike. I really like this photograph--so simple yet so intriguing.
This picture reminds me of "Headlights Look Like Diamonds" by The Arcade Fire. I'm pretty sure it's on one of the cds I gave you.
Oh, and this is one of my favorites. Very well done.
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