On 4/22/05, Bruce Dayton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This one through me for a second - I was trying to figure out if I was > looking in a mirror or what - now I see I am looking across the tracks > to the other side of the platform and there are banners on both sides. > > It holds my interest - can't say exactly why, but I like it. Glad it > is B&W, color may be too busy.
Glad you found it interesting, Bruce. To me, that's the same as "good". Comes a point when I really just want people to look at my photographs, whether they like them or not <LOL>. As I look at it again after reading your comments, I'm thinking I might have lowered the camera a bit, to get less roof (although I did like the shading of the rounded roof - I remember thinking that as I shot) and getting both tracks in there (at least one pair), just to give a better perspective of where we are. I'll keep that in mind next subway shot. Anyway, thanks for your comment! cheers, frank -- "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept." -Henri Cartier-Bresson
