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rfmcdonaldThe view looking south towards the intersection of Dupont and Dovercourt from Geary Avenue, under the railway bridge I photographed here in daylight, can be quite spectacular at night with the lights in motion. I’ve three photos and one favourite. Your thoughts?
Of my three photos of this scene, this one appeals to me for its near-symmetry, the line of the railroad tracks separating the glistening illuminated street and the cars from the rail cars below the open sky.
This one of the three photos appeals to me because it seems more grounded, anchored by the solid metal of the guard separating sidewalk from pavement and its sense of intimately gazing at something in detail. It's the one of the three I've submitted to the Toronto and Toronto Bloggers communities on Flickr, which allow only one photo submission a day.
This photo is OK, but might have benefited from some cropping to leave the blur of the metal at left out of the shot of the pavement under the bridge.
Of my three photos of this scene, this one appeals to me for its near-symmetry, the line of the railroad tracks separating the glistening illuminated street and the cars from the rail cars below the open sky.
This one of the three photos appeals to me because it seems more grounded, anchored by the solid metal of the guard separating sidewalk from pavement and its sense of intimately gazing at something in detail. It's the one of the three I've submitted to the Toronto and Toronto Bloggers communities on Flickr, which allow only one photo submission a day.
This photo is OK, but might have benefited from some cropping to leave the blur of the metal at left out of the shot of the pavement under the bridge.
