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NYC: A Slidding Doors Moment

 
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Sep 07, 2007 00:21 |  #1
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Sliding Doors Moment... In one reality you make your train and get to work on time for your presentation. In another you just miss the train, are late for work and the presentation is ruined. You ironically catch the same train back home carrying the contents of your desk. Just think about it:


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Sep 07, 2007 01:40 |  #2

Nice shot. It just needs to be leveled.




  
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Sep 07, 2007 23:21 |  #3

Lomo effect? I dig the industrial look. I'd like to see someone in the photo though, preferably a forlorn commuter...


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BottomBracket wrote in post #3885757 (external link)
Lomo effect? I dig the industrial look. I'd like to see someone in the photo though, preferably a forlorn commuter...



Actually the lighting on the old Silver Birds is so crappy that I got that effect by simply sitting in the adjacent corner away from the overhead lights and snapping away. I only added a drop of saturation to the picture.

I'll try to get some people in shots this week, I just hate taking pictures of people on the ride home, most are super hostile after a long day.


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