Skyscrapers

Really nice shot Doug! I enjoy the converging lines and your black and white choice is a good one! Regards, Dg.

Thanks, Doug. I appreciate it.

Being a converted country boy, I try to avoid places like this. I imagine you lying on your back in the middle of the intersection while taxis whiz by. I've never seen a shot like this with so many buildings: that plus the excellent B&W make this a real stand out. (Was that a pun?) I like it, Doug.

I appreciate it, Tim. Thank you.

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Doug. Neat angle. Looks good in B&W. Very nice picture.

Fantastic, superb composition! A beautiful sense of vertigo looking at this, very well done.

John and John, thanks so much.

very stark and businesslike. i love it

Thanks, Mary. That's the look I was going for, so I'm glad it worked.

Imposing, cold and so individualistic. Great shot.

Thanks, Adan!

Maybe try this at night with a tripod when there is low lying fog...a la Ernst Haas? Lovely shot. Cheers, Jay

Thanks a lot, Jay. A night shot could be cool, especially on a foggy/cloudy night, because they light up the top of the Hancock Tower in a bright color every night.

I love the STAR pattern in the white skies.

Thanks, Shawn. I liked that too. I have taken a couple of similar photos where the sky formed a perfect X, and I liked that this made a different sort of pattern.

Interesting. I never thought about the pattern of the sky between the buildings. Good job.

Thanks a lot, Steve.

Doug,..I like this photo very much in the way it appears endless with the antenna in view on top of the Sears Tower. I went up to the top of it with my Dad in the early 70's just after construction was finished. Very good work...Regards..John

Thank you, John.