Posted: Jun 27, 08 10:58am
anyone of tbd interested in urban photography, filmmaking, documentary, etc? if so, please send me a friend request and i'll add you.
thanks,
frank
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Posted: Jun 28, 08 1:50pm
Sure, urban photography can be wonderful. It presents many interesting twists to nature, building arts, and people. A good mix of those three elements can create wonderful pictures.
Posted: Jul 5, 08 12:42am
This is a panoramic view of the skyline of Orlando made up of a photomerge of 5 individual images using Photoshop CS2. I hope it shows up alright. EDIT only one image shows up... try to download to see it.
beaux
Posted: Jul 6, 08 10:53am
just tried one of a storm over Orlando but I can't see it... maybe you can!
Posted: Jul 11, 08 9:11am
I do urban shoots only about twice a year, even though I live in the Detroit suburbs. A little too much risk for one or two people, I prefer a group. Here are a few.
Water towers at the Packard Plant, largest abandoned building in the world.
A group of us shooters in the alley behind the Packard Plant.
Inside the Michigan Central Depot Train Station.
Under a viaduct next to the Eastern Market, near downtown in Detroit.
On a low roof outside the Train Station.
Posted: Jul 17, 08 7:50am
Three more from just yesterday.
Posted: Jul 26, 08 7:57pm
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Bell Tower
City fountain
Posted: Jul 27, 08 3:15pm
when you say "Reno, NV," the image of a grizzled old man with a watered down drink pulling the slot machine handle at 4 a.m. usually springs to mind. Or the city's ubiquitous slogon "The Biggest Little City in the World" springs to mind. But I have seen much beauty here.
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