untitled - nyc 04 (how i see) - By John Strazza

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By: John Strazza
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	John Strazza {Karma:11535}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	bessa
Categories	Street	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	35
Uploaded	2/5/2004	Film / Memory Type	tx
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Views	1097	Shutter	250
Favorites	4	Aperture	16
Critiques	9	Rating	5.71 / 6 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country -
About	this has something that i personally look for in an image - i haven't spent time with this image enough to say why - but i know it's there - it may be an aquired taste and certainly not for everyone - but if i were to point out one of my favorites this would be one ... thanks for looking .. it's what i see - how i see .. right here in the frame -- it makes me say yes - that's it ...
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Terry McCully {K:9221} 5/18/2004

NYC... LOOKS PERFECT ! ! !

elizabeth thompson {K:258} 5/18/2004

i very much like this view. a well presented perspective of the city.

Roberto Arcari Farinetti

{K:209486} 5/18/2004

...original and magnific shot!
congratulation..
bye bye
roby
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Ken Tinley {K:1856} 5/18/2004

this is really a beautfiul shot. Captured an extreme urban setting well at a good angle and were able to get reflections from all the windows on that building to the left. I also like the movement of the flags throughout at the shot.

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 5/17/2004

It's VERY difficult to put into words what you look for in an image. I've just spent 6 months on Usefilm trying to learn how to comment truthfully on what I like about the wonderful photos to be found here. I notice you use a Bessa and 35mm lens. That's a combination I often use (though 21/4 is more common these days). In this one, I like the way it still works well after breaking the "rule" on splayed verticals (feels quite natural to me, as if I really were looking up). I like the warm blacks (slight sepia toning?), and the depth of field that keeps nearby flag and distant buildings all sharp. I love both the almost stereoscopic sense of perspective, and the realistic rendering of the various textures, particularly the ornate lamp and the patterns in relief on the wall (both on the right). Even so, the overall effect is greater than the sum of these individual attractions. Great shot! And congrats on POD!

paul shelasky {K:1211} 2/27/2004

For an image of buildings, there seems to be so much movement.

Beth Callahan {K:966} 2/10/2004

great composition!! I love your work of NYC

Brian T. Ach {K:1742} 2/8/2004

I think I get it...movment in a small frame here, with the light on the left...yes, I am learning and putting it together.

peta jones {K:12615} 2/6/2004

I can see why John, all the elements of what I would think the city would be are there...from an observer of only still and moving images of course. Love your perspective and light and toning are excellent!

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