mutual appreciation
by sevilduvarci

Comment by skewsme:
cool, he looks like he's crossing his arms! b/w was a great choice.

lonely 2
by sevilduvarci

Comment by SandyP:
This is awesome! I love the scale and perspective that the guy walking down there gives this. This is a very cool urban scene.

streetlife8
by sevilduvarci

Comment by sevilduvarci:

Originally posted by pineapple: But the light in the last two weeks has been a bit on the glum side for my liking - neither bright enough nor gloomy enough, neither one nor the other.

i agree, i'd love to have a strong sun soon :)

desolation in brooklyn
by sevilduvarci

Comment by UNTITLED:
Love the utilization of the shadow in the composition...looks very cool. Great photograph!

streetlife8
by sevilduvarci

Comment by pineapple:
These underpasses and pedestrian life scenes all fit together like a jigsaw. The various themes present in This City can be quite interesting when thoughtfully put together, like the photos you have collected. Some locations seem to provide more interest than others. This time of year is usually good for sidewalk sprees. But the light in the last two weeks has been a bit on the glum side for my liking - neither bright enough nor gloomy enough, neither one nor the other.

desolation in brooklyn
by sevilduvarci

Comment by sevilduvarci:
it's quite cold here :(

Message edited by author 2007-02-27 10:58:21.

desolation in brooklyn
by sevilduvarci

Comment by boysetsfire:

pastel colours work well
i want to be there ;(

lonely 2
by sevilduvarci

Comment by pineapple:
This is a real beauty. All the elements are in the right place.

jay walkin'
by sevilduvarci

Comment by pineapple:
A memorable location that one - the graphics on the walls provide an interesting urban backdrop. I like the way you mute the colours in order to make the image richer.

lonely
by sevilduvarci

Comment by pineapple:
Congratulations. Very glad you achieved such a good grade! Those clouds are in just the right place. And the 3 - hydrant, person, truck - make for a nice odd number. Head backwards up that street towards the Navy Yard and there are some other nice locations too. The ConEd plant with its tall industrial chimney adjacent to the old Vinegar Hill houses offers and interesting juxtaposition.