I took a number of "standard" nightscape shots, then started playing around a bit more and liked how this one turned out. Our antics drew quite a few odd glances from passers-by, though!
Yeah, the bars are distracting, but were unavoidable in this location...
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Heh. That's what I get for trying to submit a spur-of-the-moment handheld shot, I guess. =) Not in the habit of carrying a tripod around with me everywhere I go, yet.
This is a really fun idea! It never crossed my mind to try to take a picture like this! It's definately one of the most origional, and one of my favorites! Whoop for the A&M shirt!!
I don't think the double exposure effect is helping this image. There really isn't a strong visual connection between the snap shot of the woman and the bars and lights in the background. It looks like a film advance error. Sorry.
shame about the camera shake in the lights. Nice idea and interpretation of theme. Would definitely be a winner if the tripod was firmer and the I also think the model should have a different kind of demeanor to create the right atmoshphere for the title.
I will have to give you credit for the Aggie shirt, but the shot itself is a bit blurry, tilted to the left, and the red-eye is distracting. There are multiple lights in the photo, and it is a unique interpretation.
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