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Things I Meant to Say...
Portland, OR - fuzzytank - Sunday, April 24th, 2005 : goo
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"Its not what they brag about, the lilacs and the green tile dome on the city hall, and the greek pillars on the bank. No, its what happens after the sun goes down, and the vapor lights on the tall aluminum poles on the highway come on."
"Do you think I am raving?... You know: the sky is still brilliant, but evening is comming,..."
"...and for the first five minutes or so the vapor lamps have a color... and the thing is so magic when it happens it is enough to make you dizzy. Everything on the earth is a sort of gray by then, yes, lilac gray, and there are shadows down the streets, but there, while the sky is changing,
those lights are the most beautiful thing..."
"Its all an accident! They dont know how beautiful the light is."
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Bleeagh: 24th Apr 2005 - 21:51 GMT
Are you shooting with Nikon gear? Your photos have a lovely muted/vibrant quality that I've noticed D70 & D100 bodies are great at producing. Very nice work, by the way.
fuzzytank: 25th Apr 2005 - 00:17 GMT
still using my little cannon powershots50 untill i get a new budget. it dosent look like much but it works really well on full manual.
Bleeagh: 25th Apr 2005 - 01:22 GMT
Wow - that is impressive! You've obviously got great vision, which proves the adage that equipment doesn't make the artist - skill does. Keep up the great work!
Peter: i really love that last shot...
Anonymous (host134-170.student.udel.edu): 25th Apr 2005 - 14:34 GMT
Wow, these are absolutely stunning!! The second one is my favorite, the stars are gorgeous.
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