Shot just before picking my wife up from work. Shot the night before hand held with disastrous results. Came back the next night with tripod and cable release. Bracketed the shots.
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This image really did it for me. It has that empty lonely 4 in the morning feel to it, that you sometimes get when walking around downtown in a city.
Glad it was people free (more deserted feeling!) I gave it a 10. Every photo community is bombarded with city night scapes(getting really tiresome) Glad to see your imagination at work Great Job!
Congratulations my friend for this excellent photo !
I really like the atmosphere.
There's something "strange" in this lonely place , a bit of mystery ...
Excellent exposure and lightning !
Every walk up to quiet bus stop this pictures says it all. The end to a busy day, mass transit taking a break All most feel that cool breeze and quietness of once a busy street.
I absolutely LOVE the lighting in this picture. It really makes the framework of the bus stop stand out.....what a wonderful idea! And, I have to say, very refreshing after looking at lots of cityscapes. The tree on the right is well lit. I like how the newspaper box red compliments the other colors in the photo. Everything looks superb and it's a 10 from me!
Like the color contrasts between the red (postal/paper?) box, the blue chairs inside the waiting station and the luminous light inside that station itself. The sappling is a distraction, as well as the patch of grass on the right bottom corner. It's not within the photographer's control, but I feel that the dirty glass of the station also detracts from the potential impact of the composition, which is generally a very nice product. Perhaps take a windex next time? haha. 7
At first I thought this picture was a fake, but then its authenticity was verified when I saw the artist's signature in the second window. You sign all your work?
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