Freedom & Industry
Uploaded: March 01, 2004 06:53:44
This was the last image I took after almost 3 hours of waiting, with camera mounted on tripod, for the sun to be "just right." Usually, I know when I have "nailed" a shot but here I wasn't at all sure. As soon as I arrived home, I fired up Photoshop and viewed the image. I was immediately taken by the quality and power of the image as told by the colors and elements of Freedom and Industry in America. Nikon D1x
Cathy Barrows August 14, 2004
Congrats!...well I guess this really is a big surprise...love the repition of the structures in the background...great shot #158329Kristen McKain August 15, 2004
Congrats! Well deserved! #711722Nancy Grace Chen August 15, 2004
A fascinating juxtaposition. I love seeing familiar monuments presented in a new way. Congratulations on your win!!Nancy #712685
Lee Teft August 16, 2004
Thank you Cathy, Kristen and Nancy. I'm pleased that you found this image interesting. I made a special trip to Battery Park NYC in the late afternoon to shoot the Statue of Liberty as a sillhouette.The sailboat came along a few minutes before my very last shot at sunset. The cranes in the background are a real part of the harbor industrial complex and are used in loading and unloading ships. This is not a composite image. All that you see was an actual part of of the scene. The sky color is largely a result of the smog that is ever-present in large cities such as New York. #714064Kelly Abernathy August 16, 2004
Congratulations on your win! -K #714685Carol Brill August 20, 2004
A belated congratulations on this fine work, Lee! #724809Lee Teft August 21, 2004
Thank you very much K and Carol for your visit and comments. My computer has been down for a few days with firewall problems so I apologize for the belated "thank you." #726220Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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