Times Square Station

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By: Debashis Nag
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Debashis Nag {Karma:501}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon S110
Categories	Cityscape Transportation Street	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	3.2x
Uploaded	8/23/2004	Film / Memory Type	Digital
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	433	Shutter	1/125
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/2.8
Critiques	2	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - New York State - NY Country - United States
About	This is a picture of the N, R, Q, W platform at the very bottom of the 42nd Street-Times Square station in New York. To achieve this effect I used a tilted the camera, set to manual focus, at a top-right to bottom-left motion. In Photoshop I added a Gaussian Blur, then Despeckle and Sharpness filters.
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Andrea Harris {K:2496} 6/27/2005

Cool! I can hear the noise from this pic! I'm so envious of your traveling - lots of photos from various areas. Like the motion involved here.

Mark Hamilton {K:8387} 9/27/2004

Hi Debashis

Thanks for the comment on my Tokanui image. I thought I would stroll on over and check out your stuff. I was immediately drawn to this image. I love the the sense of movement that you have captured.

It appears also that the sharpening tool may have overdone it slightly. Something that you may also want to consider is to play with longer exposures in this case it would have enhanced even further the sense of movement in this crowded station.

A nice image that provides me with a sense of place.

Thanks
Mark

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