Market St. Building

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By: Paul Sanders
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Paul Sanders {Karma:744}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon AE-1 Program
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio	Philadelphia	Lens	Canon 28mm?
Uploaded	9/23/2003	Film / Memory Type	Ilford HP5 40
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	366	Shutter
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country -
About	I know that the composition of this photo is horrible. It's centered which tends to make a photo boring. I just happen to like how the building looks unreal, plastic maybe. It's hard to make a vertical picture of a skyscraper interesting.

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Ayse Telci {K:4168} 10/12/2003

u have a greaat portfolio...Keep us sending us more photos...

Liz Chaffin {K:546} 10/12/2003

I was thinking from a diffrent angle realy close up shot straight up the side?

david malcolmson {K:4145} 9/24/2003

Peter, I think you have achieved your primary aim to make us see how strange this building looks. The reflections are what make it so interesting here - there is a curious illusion of a double exposure because the sky looks as if it is being seen through the building. Technically this is fine....Many thanks for your kind comments. Best wishes. David

Frank Goroszko {K:809} 9/23/2003

A little patience is sometimes needed for this type of situation. Could you have waited for some more variations in the cloud reflections?

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