Are you sure this is the right train?

[MarcusM]

I came across this shot from a year ago when my wife and I went to Boston. I really like this shot for some reason. I would really appreciate any feedback, negative or positive! (my wife in the shot, btw.)

 

[DragonHeart]

would have liked to see more detail of the young lady (am assuming thats the wifey). My eyes are drawn to the lights, then the sign, and lastly the wifey.

 

[LaFoto]

I first see the face. And the questioning look. And the fact that the photo is "animated" in so far as there is a human being in a street/urban scene. While I once came from the "all angles, all texture, all light only" point of view, also in urban photography, I feel that this particular photo benefits from the fact that there is a person to be seen. Tells more of a story to me. No matter whether that person is your wife or not. That doesn't matter so much to the "general viewer", only did it make taking a photo in the Boston Underground WITH person easier for you .

 

[Mesoam]

i enjoy this shot as well, i think its something with the lighting that appeals to me

 

[kevinblahh]

boston owns.

 

[petey]

To me it's the color. It all looks coordinated for some reason.

The white knit cap sits right in the middle of red and white areas. It works nicely.

 

[MarcusM]

Thanks for all the comments. I really appreciate it.

Yep, that's the ol' ball and chain