New York City
by tvsometime

Comment:
I could take her for a mannequin :)

The Obsever
by Gordon_1

Comment:
I think the tilt here is "too deliberate", not quite Winogrand-like. Nice BW tones

check it out
by Neat

Comment:
I like how you made me guess what they are looking at so intently :)

Rice Bowl's and Wraps
by Ann

Comment:
It's good, but I wish you waited until a customer showed up - the scene certainly would become more engaging.

"...who we are and what we feel and what is to become of us ..." -- Garry Winogrand
by Bear_Music

Comment:
very dynamic scene, even though nothing is moving here

Message edited by author 2014-02-24 03:25:08.

Looking for Crumbs.
by chazoe

Comment:
nice catch. My eyes are drawn to the legs of the supporting cast: the girl, the bird, the woman in the distance

Choices
by jagar

Comment:
I love how all these cheerful dresses lead to an old grumpy man ;). congrats on TT John!

Staccato
by salmiakki

Comment:
beautiful shot Sarah! Congrats on top 10 and the place in Don's gallery

Syncopation
by mrchhas

Comment:
great shot, congrats! reminded me this shot (although mine was a candid)

Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health
by LevT

Comment:
yes Deb, Gehry's hallmark architecture here seems like a funny but a bit cruel joke given the purpose of this building :). In fact there were some complaints about it, e.g. this bit from the Wikipedia article

"On his blog, New Urbanist and architecture critic James Howard Kunstler named the Lou Ruvo center his "Eyesore Of The Month" for April 2010. Kunstler sharply criticized the Center's design, writing: "It seems to say: This is your brain on Frank Gehry". Kunstler suggested that the architecture was inappropriate for the building's purpose: "If I had a problem with my brain, I would not be reassured arriving at this place. The implicit sadism is impressive".

...this notwithstanding, I loved the architecture

Message edited by author 2014-02-17 20:24:06.