Shot of the Atlanta Skyline at dusk

john3eblover · Mar 15, 2005

home for spring break, managed to take quite a few pictures of Atlanta, some good, and some decent, let me know what you think. Quite a few pictures though, so take your time

http://people.cedarville.edu/Student/s1434779/windows.jpg

LaFoto · Mar 16, 2005

You're right: "lotsa pics", all of them pleasing, though the third of the series gives me a queasy feeling in the stomach and the fourth starts dancing before my eyes...

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Very crisp. Apparently it was a beautiful day! The first one of the skyline at dusk impresses me like all nighttime photos do (and they do!), and I like the fifth (reflected tower in mirrored windows of opposite building).

The moon looks quite "un-Atlanta-ic" to me

. Where was that?
I sure enjoy the colours in that one (and thoroughly enjoy the fact that I no longer have to see colour gradients as if I was looking at wood carvings, with the colours jumping from one to the other, which was the case with my old - often lamented - monitor).

mad_malteaser · Mar 16, 2005

Some fabulous shots here. I love the one of the reflected building. What building is being reflected there? My overall favourite though has to be the moon shot. Even though there's lots of dead space, there's something about it that really keeps me looking at it. Lovely colours.

photo gal · Mar 16, 2005

Great Job!! : )

john3eblover · Mar 16, 2005

LaFoto said:
You're right: "lotsa pics", all of them pleasing, though the third of the series gives me a queasy feeling in the stomach and the fourth starts dancing before my eyes... .

Very crisp. Apparently it was a beautiful day! The first one of the skyline at dusk impresses me like all nighttime photos do (and they do!), and I like the fifth (reflected tower in mirrored windows of opposite building).

The moon looks quite "un-Atlanta-ic" to me . Where was that?
I sure enjoy the colours in that one (and thoroughly enjoy the fact that I no longer have to see colour gradients as if I was looking at wood carvings, with the colours jumping from one to the other, which was the case with my old - often lamented - monitor).

Thanks for the nice comments. The moon shot was just a little to the right of the first skyline shot, same time basically. I thought it might be neat to have the sunset at the bottom of the picture and then at the top, show the waxing (waning?) moon. I also thought it was cool that you could see the rest of the un-lit moon too