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Published: 2015-10-04 04:27:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 579; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 0
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I took this picture on the way to Philadelphia, PA, in 2015. It was my second time in the city and I loved every minute of it.I thank you for at the very least viewing this one photograph. You have helped me to get closer to reaching 1,000,000 photoviews. I have been doing photography since 2009 at the age of 15 and have worked on a multitude of projects since then. I would love it if you would further explore my ever growing gallery. Here is my directory of things that I am working on:
Outside of Deviantart
My eBay Store where I sell props and photography: goo.gl/E9ZWxR
My Dumpster Diving Youtube Series: goo.gl/KwxlwP
My work in 2015: goo.gl/Lm3q8s
My work in 2014: goo.gl/d3UeH7
My work in 2013: goo.gl/vGXFWZ
My AT&T Long Lines Photography Project (2009-Present): goo.gl/xHWVT8
My Real Estate Photography Project (2014-Present): goo.gl/1qz807
Experimental Potential (Forgotten Souls Photography Project) (2015-Present): goo.gl/8WiXkv
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What I like about this one is the light to it. In summer, the light seems so bright, you can almost "see" the ultra violets, giving those specific shades to the scenery.
A lot of melancolie comes out of it, too. But not the sad one. The "running my rails" kind of melancholie.
The way the wagon cuts the picture in two halves is well adjusted, and opens doors in the imagination. (I prefer films, pictures, etc. that don't show everything but, instead, gives just hints of what's going on, letting the viewer imagine the rest up)
I don't know if you have used filters on it, but the grain of the picture is very pleasant, too.
In a global manner, it feels it would have it's place in a movie like "Terminator 2" (sorry for the ref) by it's emotionnal hit, it's texture and sort of "message" to it (not that there is necessary a message in it, but in the sense : what message I feel from it)
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