Before it all goes dark

Posted by Duncan Galbraith (kyoto, Japan) on 4 April 2007 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.

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Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia

Nice take Duncan - I like how everything is facing the towards the vanishing point, all in their eager rush to get home after a long day. Colours are great, nice work in getting the sun without underexposing the darker tones.

4 Apr 2007 5:11am

Yukie from Kyoto, Japan

Superb gradation Duncan! I've never seen such a beautiful sunset there. I hope to see someday... As to this shot, Kyoto tower plays a good role... haha;)

4 Apr 2007 12:10pm

Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States

Great perspective here.. I think being behind the car makes the sun appear to be their destination. Like this one a lot

4 Apr 2007 2:28pm

Beatriz from Lima, Peru

nice composition, a great shot.

4 Apr 2007 7:43pm

filipe franco from Lagoa, Azores, Portugal

Yes, beautiful gradation Duncan! Very cool.

4 Apr 2007 9:24pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

What's that big white spot in the sky, then? kidding. Actually, I really love the composition and processing on this one. A very different feeling here, but it all goes quite well with your favourite tower overshadowing everything. A very futuristic look for Kyoto.

5 Apr 2007 3:57am

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

Nice shot Duncan, I liked the perspective and colors of the sky!

5 Apr 2007 12:10pm

Dornbrau from Colorado Springs, United States

"Come into the light...."
I really really like this shot. Its got warmth, and yet there is an air of finality to it.

5 Apr 2007 3:14pm

Mike Cash from Kiryu, Japan

Very nice. I like this sort of photo with the sun going down with some sort of framing or in some interesting way in relation to other objects in the photo. They're practically impossible to plan for, and the window of opportunity to get the shot is mere seconds.

8 Apr 2007 5:07am

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