Monroe Street, Chicago
Richard
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The weather is too nasty here to go out shooting, so I decided to amuse myself with a composite.
Thanks for looking. C&C always welcome.
Thanks for looking. C&C always welcome.
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Jack
(My real name is John but Jack'll do)
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Like one of those kid picture games where one has to spot so many birds or all the out of place (like yours) items! Well done!
I could see a whole series like this! Some doen even more subtly than this! And a 'prize' to the one that can get the count of inserted items right!
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Don
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'I was older then, I'm younger than that now' ....
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"Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer - and often the supreme disappointment." Ansel Adams
Who is wise? He who learns from everyone.
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This is a real stroke of genious. Very clever and exceptionally well executed.
Take care and Happy Holidays,
Tom
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Hope you all have a great holiday.
Absolutely. The image looks great as is. No need to add anything else
Federico
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Cuong
So what are you doing in Chicago? I thought you lived in Spain?
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Happy holiday to you and thanks for bringing smiles to all of us!
Joel: I grew up in Chicago and still have family there. Great place for music, art and architecture. And big toasters I'm sure you could do something just as good...all it takes is time and insanity.
Rainbow: Thanks for the punishment. Gave me a good laugh.
Thanks for looking and commenting. I appreciate it.
I'm not really sure this is an improvement, though. When you look at something long enough, it's hard to be objective.
Still a cool photo.
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Thanks, Brad. I was concerned about the curved spine not fitting in well, but I actually enhanced the text to be more legible at small viewing sizes. I appreciate the feedback.
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Thanks Mary. Glad you liked it.
Thanks! Since you live in Chicago, maybe you could do a John Handcook building shot. :hide
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Thanks for the suggestion, Brad, but I think I might just stick with the original and call it done.