Critique Welcomed The Intersection of S. Grand and W. 2nd, Los Angeles

[Brian Moore]

The building on the right is The Broad Museum.

Canon P and Canon 35/1.8 ltm with Ilford HP5 film processed in Cinestill D96 Monobath developer.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

The people look so small. Are they actual size?

I do like that Swiss-cheese of a building, Brian. Good to see it in situ.

 

[Brian Moore]

The people look so small. Are they actual size?

I do like that Swiss-cheese of a building, Brian. Good to see it in situ.

Thanks Rob. Yes, the people in the picture are actual size. But they're not all the same size. Some are larger than others, some smaller.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Thanks for the explanation, Brian. The picture makes more sense to me now..

 

[Prashant Gandhi]

The building on the right is The Broad Museum.

Canon P and Canon 35/1.8 ltm with Ilford HP5 film processed in Cinestill D96 Monobath developer.

Thanks for the explanation, Brian. The picture makes more sense to me now..

The building on the right is The Broad Museum.

Canon P and Canon 35/1.8 ltm with Ilford HP5 film processed in Cinestill D96 Monobath developer.

Peoples are in very small size. I like this image

 

[Chris Dodkin]

I know that spot! Man it looks jam packed - street Fair?

Love the whole look - reminds me of those shots of Tokyo with the zebra crossings

 

[Dave Farnes]

That is a lot of bicycles. The Broad museum looks like the prow of a ship, steaming into the scene. Good one!

 

[Brian Moore]

I know that spot! Man it looks jam packed - street Fair?

Love the whole look - reminds me of those shots of Tokyo with the zebra crossings

CycLAvia Chris. Thanks!

 

[Brian Moore]

That is a lot of bicycles. The Broad museum looks like the prow of a ship, steaming into the scene. Good one!

Thanks Dave. Appreciated.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

The people look so small. Are they actual size?

I do like that Swiss-cheese of a building, Brian. Good to see it in situ.

Is it in Scotland?

 

[Pete Askew]

Who'd have thought there would be such a market for tiny bicycles!

Love the contrast between the solid bulk of the building and the vulnerable people below. And also the link between the oval apertures and all those wheels. A fine set of juxtapositions.

 

[Brian Moore]

Thank you Pete. Sometimes I wonder if the appeal of a potential fotie is driven by some subliminal appreciation that the conscious mind fails to recognize—until someone (you) points it out. Much appreciated Pete.