lubos_wisniewski 0 Posted July 13, 2001 Yang,very nice job! Absolutely clear compozition! Link to comment
nejattalas 0 Posted August 17, 2001 Powerful image.I think it would be also good without the guys there... Cool. I liked it Link to comment
yang 0 Posted August 17, 2001 It took me a long time waiting to capture this moment (not too many, not to few people in it). But, just as someone suggested, this scene may also look interesting without thses two bankers in it. What is your opinion? Comments and ratings are appreciated. Thanks! Link to comment
ken_thalheimer 3,739 Posted August 17, 2001 Very striking photo. Great graphic quality. Beautiful exposure. The 2 men add the sense of scale and added balance. Well done! Link to comment
will_wilson 0 Posted August 31, 2001 I enjoy the modern abrupt contrast and the men give the photo an amazing sense of scale and depth. excellent job! Link to comment
julia_liu 0 Posted November 5, 2001 Very well composed, excellent perspective, color and contrast, almost a 3D-picture in the best photo quality. As far as I`m concerned, this picture without the two bankers could also look interesting. Link to comment
john_paskey 0 Posted January 15, 2003 Great colors, composition, DOF and sharpness. The two men do give a sense of scale to the photo. Link to comment
keith_jorgensen 0 Posted April 4, 2003 I appreciate your comment to my picture of the Milwaukee Art Museum. I note that I rated this image a while back but left no comment. I think the composition is great because of the inclusion of the two figures. They are in exactly the right place in the picture and without them you would have had an interesting graphic but would have lacked the impact of this picture. Link to comment
peterhdt 0 Posted October 16, 2007 Great photo! - and would also be a great photo without the two men... Some questions: i) where in Frankfurt is it? - I would like to see the original... ii) you did do some "photoshopping", didn't you (the other possibility would be a shift-camera or a long very good lens at a very long distance...)? iii) please tell something about equipment and technique... Thank you very much! Regads, Peter E. Link to comment
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