2013 January Challenge B&W #27 by Frank Brault

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	Frank Brault

Clinton Railroad Station

Olympus OM-D E-M5 ,Panasonic LUMIX G 20 mm / F1.7 ASPH. , Best at original size
1/500s f/2.8 at 20.0mm iso200 RAW/PP full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Cindi Smith		31-Jan-2013 00:52
Love places like this. Has an older feel with a modern twist. Nice perspective!

Guest		30-Jan-2013 15:31
Wonderful pov and composition Frank! V

Barbara Heide		28-Jan-2013 22:29
nicely composed!

bill friedlander		28-Jan-2013 18:39
Intriguing lines and curves, and very sharp front to back! Great POV! V

Tom LeRoy		28-Jan-2013 18:36
Looks like a maze, great perspective and shot. V

Guest		28-Jan-2013 14:43
looks like a challenge to get to the station. V

Yvonne		28-Jan-2013 10:34
An ideal pov showing off all the railing Frank! v

Stephanie		28-Jan-2013 09:50
This works so well in B&W! Great geometric angles and shapes! v

Janice Dunn		28-Jan-2013 09:24
Lots os shapes and anges and lines - so good in BW

borisalex		28-Jan-2013 07:18
Love the zick-zack of lines leading to the station, a fine composition! V.

Mieke WA Minkjan		28-Jan-2013 07:11
perfect play with lines and shapes! V

carol j. phipps		28-Jan-2013 02:20
The lights are attractive! The rails make it look like a challenge to get around.

Ed McConnell		28-Jan-2013 02:15
like all the railing angles..great comp and PoV.

Karen Stuebing		27-Jan-2013 22:41
I like the point of view leading into the station. A perfect subject for black and white. Beautifully photographed. V.

Brenda		27-Jan-2013 22:31
It feels like I'm walking into this picture. Great POV.

Mark Chambers ARPS AFIAP CPAGB BPE3		27-Jan-2013 21:34
Interesting composition that works well in B&W. V

Micky Waby		27-Jan-2013 19:26
Looks much more up market then Clinton New Zealand.Nice capture of all the angles.

John Lamb		27-Jan-2013 18:45
The light stands remind me of drooping flowers.

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