New York-Streets

MichaelMigz · Feb 8, 2006

Heres a few shots i took a while back in New York City. Any comments are welcome! I hope you enjoy!!!

Alexandra · Feb 8, 2006

Love the retro look

I esp like the first one, but all cool shots :thumbsup:

MichaelMigz · Feb 8, 2006

Thanks Alexandra!

kemplefan · Feb 8, 2006

those are cool i realy like how you got shots with not to many people, and you took pics of relatively uncomen spots

nvr2low · Feb 8, 2006

the first shot is cool, looks really old untill you see the new cars

Byrdman · Feb 8, 2006

nvr2low said:
the first shot is cool, looks really old untill you see the new cars

I was thinking the same thing. very nice shots.

scoob · Feb 8, 2006

cool shots!! i love the woman on the bus!!

cjoe · Feb 9, 2006

nice little series, I love the spontanaity (sp) of street photography. I agree with Alexandra, the first one looks really retro, nice use of grain and flat tones.

Booshka · Feb 9, 2006

nvr2low said:
the first shot is cool, looks really old untill you see the new cars

Aye that one stands out for me, i was looking for Harold Lloyd (sp?) hanging off a window sill.

LaFoto · Feb 9, 2006

Ahh. All of these make me look very much forward to our trip over in April!
I think I'll run out of film AND memory in no time there...... And I will bring the Leica, even more so after I have seen your first picture here. Like everyone else here I thought I was looking at an old photo until I saw the cars

. Well done!!

FuryofNature · Feb 9, 2006

The first one gives a real old school new york vibe. That's my favorite. I like them all though.

_KA

fotolode · Feb 9, 2006

scoob said:
cool shots!! i love the woman on the bus!!

ditto on that! B/W it awesome in general btw.

MyCameraEye · Feb 9, 2006

These are some great shots. Kudos! One thing I would suggest. Perhaps fixing the symmetric barreling distortion on the first shot so the buildings do not look like they are leaning into each other. There are a dozen or so plugins out there for photoshop that can fix this in a click. Once again, nice work!