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Van Cortlandt Park
Image Title:  Van Cortlandt Park
 
 By: Mark Drago  
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Photographer Mark Drago {K:10869}
Project N/A Camera Model sony f717
Categories Cityscape
Film Format
Portfolio Lens sony
Uploaded 7/7/2005 Film / Memory Type dig
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 114 Shutter 1/250
Favorites Aperture f/4.0
Critiques 6 Rating
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Location City -  ny
State -  NY
Country - United States   United States
About in the negative, or, at midnight.
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Roger Williams   {K:83282} 7/7/2005
Ummm, why post the negative, Mark? Does it look better this way? I am tempted to dowload it and see what the positive looks like but I'm too lazy. But then again perhaps this ISN'T a negative (there's not much colour of any kind in the treeline), and this is some kind of insider joke?


Kevin Collier   {K:19076} 7/7/2005
...very cool - I go for midnight - those look like parked witches brooms - cool shot - K


Marian Man   {K:69433} 7/7/2005
wow!!! nice!!!! different but wonderful!!! I like it dear Mark
best regards
Marian


- -   {K:6282} 7/7/2005
quite intrigued by this. as if an activity I can't figure out was abandonded.


Mark Drago   {K:10869} 7/7/2005
hi Roger, I took this shot in April, and have looked at it occasionally since, wondering what, if anything, to do with it-- only because it appealed to me. I liked the arrangement of the poles. but the shot was too bland. The poles and the background did not make a strong shot. I tried various things, but finally thought of a way to bring them (the poles) out. I'm no artist--please. but I have an artist's sensibility, I like to think.
thus endeth this lesson. original below.



Roger Williams   {K:83282} 7/8/2005
Ah, I see. You're absolutely right, the version you posted does look much better. Thanks for the detailed reply. Much appreciated! I think I learned something this time!


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