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Dorothy Blum Cooper
{K:107} 2/5/2003
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Again, an image that evokes a mood that can be felt by the viewer. The washed lighting that was captured by the photographer is superb!! I think that's what pulls me into this photograph. As with all of your images, I wish I could 'see' the actual work of art. Well done!!
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Anindya Maity
{K:6478} 2/5/2003
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I like this.The image of the moon realy sets the mood.
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Deleted User
{K:4598} 2/5/2003
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A very well done capture. Perhaps scale wise the Moon should have been a bit smaller but not a major nit. Posting a bit larger would allow the viewer to see more detail.
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Gary Auerbach
{K:3725} 2/5/2003
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Hello Harvey,
On the double exposure, I used the same lens 150mm sonnar, on both exposures. So the perspective of the moon is the same as the buildings.....full and bright!
Thank you for your comment..
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Deleted User
{K:4598} 2/5/2003
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OOPS :-).
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paul durrant
{K:1047} 2/10/2003
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a well crafted and dramatic work of art. excellent work!
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Scott Ostrom
{K:672} 3/14/2003
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I think that this is an amazing work of art! I love your technique. Great photo!
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Enzo Molino
{K:531} 3/14/2003
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Excellent exposure (both of them). Very nice image.
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Ameet Mallapur
{K:1865} 4/28/2003
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Excellent work gary:)
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