Day 29 of 30 Days of Photographs III. Only one more day to go. Well, two, if you're going to post your outtakes. Still, unbelievable, isn't it? Link up, my friends. You know you want to.
I believe this is the best photograph of the challenge so far. Beautifully composed, uniquely angled, fantastic tonal range, incredibly expressive and mysterious, and it fits the theme and time of year so perfectly. It could be in a gallery, and should be.
I love what you've done here. Did you pay M to walk into the frame or did you patiently wait for this moment? Choosing to capture someone walking into the shot and giving him/her enough space to move into the great abyss that's the city is really exceptionally good composition.
This really is an exceptional shot for all of the reasons that everyone has already mentioned. I am rather amazed that you could take such a great photo while lying drunk in the gutter like that!
And also, I SWEAR you and MWJ are totally psychic because we are in the midst of Hurricane Sandy, the worst storm in history to EVER hit NJ. And I can almost guarantee we will be IN an actual BLACK OUT tomorrow!
I was out alone, so I sat there, waiting for random people to walk into the shot and then I hoped they wouldn't be too bothered by me snapping away. I'm glad you liked it. :)
Ziva, this is a fantastic picture. I love the perspective. I think what I would love more is a picture of YOU taking the picture, just to see how you did it!
Hey Ziva! Dammit, another comment went astray. What was I saying? Ah yes. What Mike said; Gallery material! I'd give any of your beautiful photos house-room. Indigo x
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I believe this is the best photograph of the challenge so far. Beautifully composed, uniquely angled, fantastic tonal range, incredibly expressive and mysterious, and it fits the theme and time of year so perfectly. It could be in a gallery, and should be.
ReplyDeleteI bow to your skillz, Ziva.
I love what you've done here. Did you pay M to walk into the frame or did you patiently wait for this moment? Choosing to capture someone walking into the shot and giving him/her enough space to move into the great abyss that's the city is really exceptionally good composition.
ReplyDeleteI would never have been able to get back up from taking this photo!!! This really is a great 'city' interpretation.
ReplyDeleteI love everything you did on this one, Ziva... the angle, the B&W, the darkened edges. Perfection.
ReplyDeletelove the view point and that it's in black and white. excellent image.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great photograph. I love your perspective and the b&w is perfect for a very urban feel.
ReplyDeleteI guess that snow melted. Great pic, Ziva.
ReplyDeleteThis really is an exceptional shot for all of the reasons that everyone has already mentioned. I am rather amazed that you could take such a great photo while lying drunk in the gutter like that!
ReplyDeleteFabulous photo, Ziva! I can't believe the challenge will be over tomorrow.
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Love this and that sidewalk is awesome with the scraps of leaves. It reminds me of Prague for some reason.
ReplyDeleteOhh, Prague.. I love Prague. I wouldn't mind going back there for a little while.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Meleah! I know, right? Who knew 30 days would go by so fast?
ReplyDeleteThank you, LM! What can I say. I spend most of my life drunk in the gutter, eventually the point and shoot technique was bound to work. ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, the snow is still on the ground. This photo I took a couple of weeks ago. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pat. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, V. :)
ReplyDeleteAww, thank you for the kind words, Boom Boom. :)
ReplyDeleteHaha, people did look at me a little weirdly as I was lying on the ground, aiming my camera at random strangers' feet.
ReplyDeleteToo fast!
ReplyDeleteAnd also, I SWEAR you and MWJ are totally psychic because we are in the midst of Hurricane Sandy, the worst storm in history to EVER hit NJ. And I can almost guarantee we will be IN an actual BLACK OUT tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI was out alone, so I sat there, waiting for random people to walk into the shot and then I hoped they wouldn't be too bothered by me snapping away. I'm glad you liked it. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Michael. :) You say the nicest things. I do think your photo was better thank mine today, though.
ReplyDeleteStill, feel free to bow to me. I like it.
Hah, I know, I had no idea Mike and I had powers like that. Next time, I promise we'll add more prompts like "snow" and "unicorns" and "frolicking".
ReplyDeleteYes please!! AHahHahHAhHAah!
ReplyDeleteThe texture of those pavers and the perspective. Wow, what a cool picture...
ReplyDeleteI love this pic Ziva! Where were you to get this perspective?
ReplyDeleteZiva, this is a fantastic picture. I love the perspective. I think what I would love more is a picture of YOU taking the picture, just to see how you did it!
ReplyDeleteHaha, thank GOD no one was there to take my photo, I must've looked insane!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Barb! I was pretty much on the ground. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Jamie, glad you liked it. :)
ReplyDeleteHey Ziva! Dammit, another comment went astray. What was I saying? Ah yes. What Mike said; Gallery material! I'd give any of your beautiful photos house-room. Indigo x
ReplyDeleteOh, what an amazing compliment! Thank you, Indigo. :)
ReplyDelete'Tis the truth x
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