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Subway Hall

Subway Hall

Just trying something different!

Just trying something different!
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Aperture 17/5 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 43/10

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Jun, 2016

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And is that the boogey man waiting at the end?????????

Good one Cher!! Wonderful leading lines and light!! :)

A little spooky in the sub way with only this many people. Nicely composed image!

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I recall these halls in Toronto. The subway is essential for travel, but I was always a bit dubious about being on my own in them - but I was much younger at the time. Good thinking on this shot Cher. Perspective is excellent and the man on the landing really adds to the elements of the shot!

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wow, very effective with the person sitting alone at the end ... well done !

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Awesome POV Cher. I like the guy sitting near the stairs. :-)

Great example of leading lines

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Voted clever angles!!

Nice POV

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Very cool shot! Voted Tunnels.

Amazing composition and capture! Voted Leading Lines.

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Voted Capture Tunnels !!

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