Posted by Disoriented (Grinnell, IA, United States) on 30 January 2008 in Transportation and Portfolio.
KINDA' SORTA' FAMOUS?: I am happy to inform you that my shot of the glass canopy of Kogod Courtyard was featured as a banner for the blog of the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery called Face to Face.
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Very nice Symetry. Reminds me of the Airport "Charles de Gaules" in Paris.
30 Jan 2008 3:30am
Nice capture!
30 Jan 2008 9:18am
Nice symetric composition. I like it a lot.
30 Jan 2008 11:54am
Ahh! right in the middle. I always want to get a shot from this angle and composition but i cant get it straight. End up not doing this kind of shot :(. You did well. Maybe a tripod next time then let the shutter go a little bit longer to capture the movement of people at the train station.
30 Jan 2008 12:45pm
@Levine: Good point about the shutter. I'll bring out my SLR for that one. The shot was very rushed because I heard the rumblings of another wave of commuters coming through, and so I was concerned about people blocking my field of view. Also, I was somewhat unnerved when I caught eyesight of a metro guard standing nearby. I glanced at him and he nodded back. But that got me self-conscious and raised questions about public spaces, "security," and rights as a photographer ... I might have to read up on that.
Very nice central perspective.
30 Jan 2008 3:08pm
...very good.
30 Jan 2008 4:23pm
Very cool! Somewhere between Patheon and time-tunnel, love it!
30 Jan 2008 5:00pm
Wow! Thanks for the wonderful comments everyone! This is a great way to come home after a long day at work -- supportive and constructive criticism. This community rocks! =D
30 Jan 2008 10:22pm
Beautifully arranged around the vanishing point!
1 Feb 2008 8:41am
@Daroru: Thanks very much Daroru!
awesome shot!...love the feeling...great capture of the structure...like a science fiction movie:)
9 Apr 2008 8:58pm
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