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Sidewalk Shots from the Shadows
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On 5th Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn, looking west up the slope towards Prospect Park
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Man carrying chairs
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jack: 23rd Jun 2006 - 17:01 GMT
great photos. i love the way shadows of the trees fall on the buildings.
joey: are you using some special lens?
ian: 24th Jun 2006 - 04:31 GMT
Doesn't look like a special lens as much as a camera left on a cafe table. :)
ian: 24th Jun 2006 - 04:32 GMT
Also. I think I'm going to move to Brooklyn after grad school. I wanted to move to NYC -for- school, but the logistics just didn't work out.
Peter: 24th Jun 2006 - 07:20 GMT
ian- awesome! when the time comes, let me know, or come visit or something!
ian: 27th Jun 2006 - 06:56 GMT
Peter, mind if ask in email how the hell you buy a house in Park Slope when the cheapest decent ones I see in online listings are $500k? :)
robert : 7th Jul 2006 - 16:21 GMT
So far these shots are among the best seen on this site,
See if you can do the same at the corner of washington av.
and saint johns place, specially at a gorgeous building, numbered
446, where I lived in my early days. Ronnie, Michael, Dorothy, Sheldon, Vivian,Peter and the rest of the kids of the late 50s and early 60s will surely appreciate your art work
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