More of a "compressed city" than a "miniature city". A flatbed truck, on the freeway, hauling compressed pieces of metal and plastic. I was on a road parallel to the freeway and took the photo while going about 60 mph.
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Thanks for the comments, fav, and PH yellow. All very generous, considering the photo's tenuous link to the challenge description.
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I'm sure I am not the first to say I can't see a city here. Interesting textures and artistic blur, but I'm not sure. I'm really trying to be open minded, in fact a think I'm feeling a breeze on my medulla oblangata after this.
Okay, I gave ribbons to three photos that I felt met the challenge in an interesting way, but I can't just ignore this shot, so I'm giving two yellows.
There is something about this that makes me keep coming back - the kinetic feel, the layers of complex textures. I wonder what is behind, but at the same time don't care, because I can see what I want.
As miniature, Im not sure this works. But as an abstract, I think this shot in phenominal. I wont leave a vote because it doesnt meet the challenge IMO, but this is in my favourites because I really like it.
This is an interesting abstract. It looks to me like a lot of Native Americans (Indians) on horses galloping towards me. The white parts on top are their feathered headdresses. It's got a lot of motion to it. But I don't get a "miniature city" from it nor do I see how it meets the challenge.
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