Killing Time in Tampa

[sleist]

Flight delayed. Time to shoot.

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[benp2k6]

Did anyone ask why you were taking pictures of the airport?


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[sleist]

Nope.

 

[benp2k6]

These days that makes people nervous. Not saying that I agree with it, but just our day in age. I like the abstract feel of #3, but it has a little bit too much post for me


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[tirediron]

I rather like #1.

 

[mmaria]

Did anyone ask why you were taking pictures of the airport?

Nope.

No one said anything to me also while I was taking pictures in a few airports. I was nervous like "should I try it because I read it's not allowed or shouldn't I?" No one really cared when I started taking pictures.

... well, got to mention that I'm talking about three countries in Europe and a few airports in Japan, not a single one in USA




and... do I really need to write that I like everything or clicking the like button is enough?

I like your use of lines... (I'm sure I didn't say that properly, but you'll understand)

One more question. Why did you chose to leave color in #4? I could guess it's for that yellow line but I would really like to see this picture in "your bw"

 

[annamaria]

I like number one.

 

[JoeW]

Thanks for sharing (the photos and the experience).

1. I like #3. My advice is to make the vertical lines perfectly vertical (it seems a bit off to me) which will provide even more of an angle for the line slicing through the middle of the picture (and make it even more dynamic).

2. I take photos in airports all the time. The only places I don't shoot are: the restrooms and the TSA lines. I've never been questioned.

 

[CameraClicker]

Did anyone ask why you were taking pictures of the airport?


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Both coming and going, I spent the entire time I was in the Tampa airport with my camera out, taking pictures. Almost the entire time I was in Tampa I was taking pictures, or sleeping. No one said anything. That's not surprising because complaining about a tourist taking photos would be a public relations disaster.

 

[CameraClicker]

I like the first and fourth best.