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Annemarie Cracknell
{K:61} 2/4/2004
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i think it's great how it is and needs no changes. at first i thought it was an abstract, the colours are so vibrant, almost surreal. i especially like the streaky car headlights.
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J SIRAKAS
{K:-233} 1/18/2003
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I like so many colors and so many things in motion that you have to take to look at evry detail...this is a nice one ,curious if this from a crop you did..i love the see the whole thing because to good as it is.
Thanks for tip of also* J.
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Daniel Saaiman
{K:1222} 11/23/2002
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Very exiting picture.
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Donald Holman
{K:884} 11/18/2002
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Russell - I've said it before and I'll say it again, sometimes you scare me very much. hahaha :)
All - Thank you all for your comments, observations and cropping tips. It's very much appreciated. I've been playing with a few different crops and its been very enlightening.
I plan on going out again for some night cityscape shots towards the end of the week (hopefully it won't rain, but this being Seattle you know there's always that chance). I also hope to scan in a few more shots I took Thursday. Thanks again! :)
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T M
{K:-183} 11/17/2002
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Hi Donald.
Good shot. I think the cropping is absolutely fine. The only alternative I can come up with would be choosing a square format. That way the two streets would receive more emphasis and the overall composition would get a stronger formalization.
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Greg McMillan
{K:163} 11/17/2002
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Donald,
If I would crop this, and it's not likely that I would, I would remove the parking garage from the left and take a little off the bottom. Those two areas seem to draw my eyes away from the main part of the picture, which is the majority of the lights in the buildings. I think you've done a great job with the exposure. That Reala is pretty darn close with colour reproduction, especially in a situation where you have a lot of different types of lighting such as you have here.
Greg
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Mary Sue Hayward
{K:17558} 11/17/2002
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The busy aspect of this image is one of its strengths, as it emphasizes the vibrancy of the city. I can sense all those people going about their business, each independant of the others but somehow all part of a greater whole.
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Kristupa Saragih
{K:1031} 11/16/2002
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Very nice night pic... looks like an abstract... it's too busy for me but maybe it's just personal
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Mark Peterson
{K:3452} 11/16/2002
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I like night cityscapes. I wouldn't crop a thing in this one. I would like to see more of the surrounding area of where this was taken. I do alot of night cityscapes in Chicago (mostly at the lakefront).
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Steve Cubbage
{K:452} 11/16/2002
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I agree that this needs no cropping at all. I really like the colors and the motion. If I had any complaint, and trust me this is very minor and just my opinion, is the lower rigt side is a little dark compared to the rest of the composition. Great shot, I wish I had taken it!
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Adam Kimmerly
{K:382} 11/16/2002
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This one I don't think I'd crop at all. I'm not sure why/how you could. Magnificent image. And I do think Russell is right on the height... it does look more like 523' 6" to me ;) Great shot.
~Adam
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Russell Love
{K:7006} 11/16/2002
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Donald,
Looks more like 523 feet 6 inches to me, but who is counting? Great shot! I bet the print is magnificent! Love the variety of colors in this city scape.
Later my friend,
Russ
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