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This is a discussion on Daydreaming From the Train within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Please feel free to comment on or critique these images as harshly as possible. Thx!...
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Staring at the first three induces vertigo and motion sickness. I really like the second shot with the background and curved tracks. Nice crops.
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I really like these. The 3 in the first post appeal to me more than the 2nd post. I think I like the simpler colour pallete and bolder lines in these. Nice work
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Really likin' the first three how they evoke movement so strongly. The 2nd one really appeals to me with the background anchoring it to reality. BUT, that 1st one is great!!!
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I think the crops are all great. I'd probably go with 1 as my fav of the set.
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I think the right photo was nominated. The green (grass?) and the red from the lights adds some interest, especially the zig zag of the lights.
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I love the first two, with the second being, by far, my favorite. The background that you can make out, especially the tree, really set it apart from the others. The third one seems a bit two symmetrical to me.
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