I was out on a very hot and sunny day in Detroit and shot some things while I was walking around. You would never thing Detroit could be so lovely =) These were all taken with my infrared converted camera...perfect for those sunny days! Please give me your opinion on these. I'll number them so you can comment specifically. I credit all of my improvement over the last few months from all of you! Thanks.
-Anthony
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17th May 2013, 03:13 AM #1
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They are all interesting, but what I particularly like are the lines and shapes (the geometry) of this one. I think the curve of that concrete wall works perfectly as a contrast with the lines of the buildings behind. And the tree coming into the frame just makes a point about nature struggling to hang on in there in the face of all these attacks on the environment and the concreting over of the land.
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17th May 2013, 09:33 AM #3
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Very nice, gives it a futuristic (Hollywood style) look.
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17th May 2013, 10:06 AM #4
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The lines, color and drama of the second one really pull me into it. Well done!
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17th May 2013, 12:27 PM #5
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All very cool. #2 is just superb
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17th May 2013, 02:06 PM #6
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#5's a winner to my eye. For the benefit of non-Detroiters, the Renaissance Center (building in the first two photos) normally has bands of color circling from LCD screens near the top of each tower. I see it every day, and I'm surprised by how stark it looks without those bits of color. IR definitely provides a new perspective. Well done, Anthony. If you're ever in Detroit again, feel free to send me a PM (I live in Corktown on the west side). An impromptu photo tour would be very welcome.
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17th May 2013, 04:53 PM #7
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Absolutely! I live in Ypsilanti, so I only 30 minutes away. In a teacher too so I have all summer to go out there Originally Posted by RustBeltRaw
#5's a winner to my eye. For the benefit of non-Detroiters, the Renaissance Center (building in the first two photos) normally has bands of color circling from LCD screens near the top of each tower. I see it every day, and I'm surprised by how stark it looks without those bits of color. IR definitely provides a new perspective. Well done, Anthony. If you're ever in Detroit again, feel free to send me a PM (I live in Corktown on the west side). An impromptu photo tour would be very welcome.
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