union station

JonMikal · Mar 15, 2005

my intention was vertical but ruled it out because of the orientation of the lights. i shot this building 5-6 months ago during the day, but i prefer the mood the illumination provided the other evening:

ok ok ok, i'll stop posting for a while :greenpbl:

Kent Frost · Mar 15, 2005

Yes, I like this as a horizontal. Nice capture.

Corry · Mar 15, 2005

JonMikal...DO NOT stop posting!!!!

LaFoto · Mar 15, 2005

Hey, I meanwhile need my dose of "deep impression" every day! What do I do if you stop impressing me with your wonderful pictures every morning, JonMikal? No doing! I need my fix!

(This photo is fixing me for the rest of the day

).

meotter · Mar 16, 2005

if i had to nitpick something, i'd say it's not completely centered... more wall showing on the left side then the right in front of the first set of pillars, maybe a crop on the left side to even it out? but it's still an incredible shot, with amazing exposure & colors

meotter · Mar 16, 2005

DOH! i didn't mean to critique it outside of the critiquing forum

sorry! it was linked from a photo in the critique board and it took me a second to figure out why there were all of a sudden lots of new posts that i hadn't seen, in the time of one response!

BLS · Mar 16, 2005

Nicely done as usual! :lovey:

Alison · Mar 16, 2005

I love this whole photo, but the lights really draw me in. It's not easy to properly expose lights like that (at least not for me!) and you've done a great job! I will miss your photos while we're at JT!

Xmetal · Mar 16, 2005

Excellent photo, Jon!

I like the 'dissapearing point' with the postal museum down the end.

JonMikal · Mar 16, 2005

meotter said:
if i had to nitpick something, i'd say it's not completely centered... more wall showing on the left side then the right in front of the first set of pillars, maybe a crop on the left side to even it out? but it's still an incredible shot, with amazing exposure & colors

i saw that after the post. good eye!

thanks everyone!