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20 comments:
Classic.
this series of three, each has a timeless quality. Can hear a steam radiator in the background. Don't forget your mittens.
Interesting how the part of the photo with the people in the intersection looks like a painting; and I really like the brick facade of the building, and the shapes of the iron on the nearby fire escape balconies.
they're getting better 'n better KM!
V
Wonderful framing, like those people interactions on the ground level and the human scale to the compositions.
I got "hung up" in the that wire hanging down. You obviously know what you are doing.
Just some wonderful shots of the city in winter. Nice work.
- I’m with Boromax and RuneE—you’ve included some interesting details, and the fuzziness of snow, plus the perspective of height. It’s all understated and very nice. I’m tempted to say Dickensian . . . ?
Wonderful!
I love your "Out the window" shots.
All the snow got me thinking about how difficult it must be to deal with in a city the size of New York. I see some bare sidewalk, and I think that is a good thing!
Beautiful ironwork, and I like the trees in the next block.
Me again and thank you for the comment: You mustn't remove that wire! It makes a perfect Golden Ratio :-)
snow covered cities, i love it :) thanks for the elements recommendation!! have been enjoying your pictures :)
Cool shot!
I hate winter, but love this wintry view.
Try this one for info of The Golden Ratio. It is "everywhere" :-)
All is quiet...
Love the perfect frosting on the window sills....
What a dreary skyline. Too cold!
"Matchstick Men---- "
It's still looking cold Guys.
Ck.
This and the two previous posts are fantastic.
Darryl and Ruth : )
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