This is the infamous Geno's Steaks in Philadelphia. They are rivals to Pat's Steaks which is across the intersection. Gino's is the flashier, but Pat's is the tastier (contrary to what the sign says ;).
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I'm quite astounded that people didn't care for the slight motion in the image. This is exactly why I picked this image. I wanted to have visual interest in the image that no other image would have. I didn't have the usual long lines of people or the large group of motorcycles. On this particular Sunday evening I only had traffic.
Ever since I read This Strobist article, I've been trying to incorporate Layers of Interest.
I'll remember next time that DPC voters only care about the actual challenge description.
This is a really nice image except for the blurry motion truck or car or whatever it is at the bottom. This photo would improve a lot if you could get rid of that.
I think this shot would have been much better without the car that looks like it's going to crash into the building. One great thing about that place is the amount of people that are usually gathered around. Without that blurry car in the way I think you would have been able to capture the people aspect better. Great colors. There's another Geno's entry where the colors didn't seem right to me. After seeing yours my suspicions were right.
Phillies great and this is a pretty nice photo of one of my favorite landmarks there. Moving vehicle detracts though. with those bikes there, there's alot of potential here.
the car, or pic up, whatever it is, has spoilt it for me, love the shot, with the bikes parked at the front, and all the noens, good sharp, colourful, well framed shot, spoiled by that vehicle,
The top of the image is nice but then the moving car lights are quite distracting and ruin the potential of the overall perception of this image. Try to reshoot this image without the moving car. And if possible step back a little more.
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