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“ City of Blinding Lights ”
One of my favorite views. I take this picture a lot. This time, however, instead of using the NYC skyline as the horizon line, I decided to try and see things from a different angle. I really liked the leading lines from the reflections on the water and the parallels with the lines from the bridge.
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Photo Location: Astoria, New York City
This photo qualifies for the "Extra Challenge": Break The Rule
  • taisey_photos Edited 4 years ago

    this caught my attention as I scrolled through. Nice composition and angle. I'm a fan of straight lines, but this week was about breaking the rules. Love the light… more

    this caught my attention as I scrolled through. Nice composition and angle. I'm a fan of straight lines, but this week was about breaking the rules. Love the light trails on the water leading my eyes back to the city. Nicely done

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  • Emanuel Mogaya Edited 4 years ago

    Great interpretation of the horizon concept.

    I like the subtle leading… more

    Great interpretation of the horizon concept.

    I like the subtle leading lines.

    I would have placed the bridge in the middle or even used the rule of thirds, but well done.

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Sony A6400 Sony 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6
1/8 f/4.5 6400 29
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Tags

#horizonlines #nyc #newyorkcity #landscape #city #night #architecture #les_live

Genre/Technique

Architecture Street Photography Landscape

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