Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by Blackdog:
A very good effort, personally I would have liked it more if the foreground had been sharp and it was a little less exposed. Good observation and viewpoint though.

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by zamboni:
The alignment on the left would have given more power to the photo.

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by Bud:
Excellent photo. The bright sunlight is a little distracting.

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by photom:
Your black and white technique is superb. I really like the "fairyland" quality. I really want to see the closest black fence pole and the closet concrete one in focus. If you didn't do it - take a tripod, stop down as far as you can, and use your DOF preview to check the near objects. It will be a great image even better.

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by LisaCan:
really nice pic, but not sure where my eyes are going on the railings disappering or the benches, but overall I really like it!

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by dwolff:
Meets the challenge and subject is original.

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by hannafate:
The tilted horizon bothers me a little. Using monochrome was a good idea to keep the image from becoming too cluttered.

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by Natator:
Great choice of the sepia here. Nice work.

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by d14:
Wow,... forground is out of focus, blown highlights, unnatural color,... I love it. Looks like a 9

Central Park Mall
by daisy77

Comment by Loki:
I like the mix between the bright contrast and the almost sepia tone. Good job getting that vanishing line also.