Old Photographic Sanctuary: 55th Street

55th Street

(10/25/06)

i loved the way the light danced around on this building. that's one thing about manhattan and it's tall buildngs, you get to see beautiful light sometimes.

Posted by Natasha on Monday, November 06, 2006 at 6:24 AM | Permalink

Shrugging off the laziness, are we? :P

Posted by The Surreptitious Fabric | 9:19 AM

i love old buildings... so long as i dont have to live inside them

:P

Posted by 3rd avenue | 12:49 PM

Looks Awesome... :-)

Posted by NV | 8:02 PM

1 person already calls this a favorite.

Posted by mahnoor | 8:43 AM

im glad in this day and age of cell phone cameras and digital monstrosities and just an abuse of flash usage, people still focus on things like how light plays effect in a photograph. i keep trying to convince everyone that images are shot better without a flash using a p&s rather than with but they seem to appreciate bleached out photos. i don't get it.

Posted by Abbas Halai | 7:02 AM

abbas: i totally agree with you, i mean flash photography on it's own is an art, but it's not something i particularly am a fan of. i've been trying alot these days to photograph light patterns, i find it interesting.

p.s the bleaching out hides skin imperfections hahahaha.

Posted by Natasha | 9:25 AM

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