NY in UK
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No match
Picture of the traffic light in Cardiff with a hint of a NY feel! I was really pleased with the composition
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom.
Canon EOS 600D, Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II.
Photo settings: 50 mm, f/1.8, 1/1250 second, ISO 200.
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Comments (6)
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Hi Jon, It was the building in front of Central Station on the second crossing
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jon.airey
I'm from Cardiff. What building is this? I recognise in but can't put my finger on it!
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jordi
I love the feeling of the photo. The framing is perfect, and having it as a wallpaper adds a special coolness to the computer itself Nothing could be improved from my point of view! It's just perfect!
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Thanks so much guys, your feedback is more than appreciated, I am fairly new to the world of photography, so still a lot to learn! I really like your honesty and I will take into account your advice! The intent was exactly what you have described above, I wanted to share the feel of NYC's streets through a UK point of view... Many thanks :D
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Brad
Good post by WhiteDog. I agree. It does inspire interpretation as any good art should. It's for that reason that I really like this shot. It invokes a feeling. For me it reminds me of when the light turns green in NY or any city and the rush of people crossing the road begins. It almost makes me feel like I need to be somewhere in a hurry. Great shot, Nadeem! Maybe a touch too much in the vignetting department...
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WhiteDog
I don't know. It looks rather bleak to me - which may be your intent - to make a statement about the nature of big cities. Not every picture has to be "pretty." The one is dark and foreboding; the light is dingy and unfriendly, as if the air isn't safe to breathe. Which works as an archetype for the unhealthy character of city life. This may have absolutely nothing to do with what you were thinking when you took the picture. The image succeeds nonetheless in that it got me wondering about what it means. Others will no doubt see it differently. Which is OK. There's nothing wrong with a picture that inspires multiple interpretations.