more from the 9/11 memorial site NY by alanwilliams
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Super shot and a great POV Alan.
An impressive sight.
Excellent, can you imagine though the cost of maintaining this impressive structure, water features of any magnitude take a lot of money to test for Legionella and other water based bugs, interestingly, Legionella is visualized by a silver-ish stain, this is a silver shiny structure, so I would imagine they will be testing this voraciously..Jeez I am rambling here LOL! Brilliant shot Alan!
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
Such a very interesting and intriguing photo and POV, Alan.
Very interesting.
Excellent capture! I like the composition very much.
very beautiful.I was fortunate to have visited the WTC in 1988
Excellent
Very interesting and most wonderful POV. :))))) Most excellent capture my friend. :))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :))))
Outstanding pic.
(I'm having server problems, forgive the several ebots...) fascinating thoughts from Ronnie; and btw, I didn't mention Richard's (ie, Richardphotos) comment in my last comment: Even in America, NY is a different world. People who go there for the first time feel they've almost traveled to a different country. But even Richard acknowledged a much friendlier place than he expected...But I digress...I also agree with the comments above that this is another fine capture from you. You've made the diving waters (foreground) as the base for the tower in the background: I really like that choice! You dive in and use all that's there. And you gave us that sheer glass-steel structure to the right, cut-off so we feel it goes on forever. I can see that, from the get-go, you came to terms with the photographic possibilities of the glass-steel and mixed facades of Manhattan, and all the geometric collisions and harmonies they provide; your sense of formal interaction is wholly alive here. Finally, your shot's 'tilt' makes the interactions all the more apparent. A lot packed into a little shot, and (no surprise), more fine work from you... (If you're interested, when I was in NY there weren't nearly as many glass-steel structures. But now the city has many. It's like walking down streets of mirrors, from what others me; though I'm told that the district around the WTC still has many of its older structures. It's funny how those glass-steel structures became associated with NY and even the big Asian megalopolises, as they originated from a German designer, Mies van der Rohe, even though the prototype started in Chicago with its ruddy old squat "high rises" of 16 stories, back at the turn of the 20th Century. Lot of cultures running through a single concept...)
Fine composition. I like the POV you've chosen & the light, reflections & shadows provide a lot of visual interest...
An excellent POV of the memorial. Sad to saw that I have not been down there to see it yet!