The Stockboy's Perspective
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Comment by Melethia:
Oh dear. I'm beginning to think I need professional help. I'm starting to think like you in some weird and abnormal fashion. I liked this. I liked the perspective, yes, but mostly I liked the feel of it. Real, a little lonely but not too, and everyday. Ain't nothing wrong with the florescents - that's the way they are - bright, washed out looking. I think you captured them quite well actually.

The Stockboy's Perspective
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Comment by levyj413:
Nice shot, Don. The lighting's tough, but way to go to find converging lines without a railroad or street between skyscrapers. :)

"I wandered lonely as a cloud" -Wordsworth
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Comment by memew15:
Wow this is an awesome picture! You photography is amazing!

The Stockboy's Perspective
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Comment by Koobers:
Flourescent lighting is so unforgiving.

thumbscape
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Comment by RKT:
Well...now this is a change of pace, and a most welcome at that...the feather is this lovely little dainty sketch against the harsh sky and town just beyond...and the thumb, this is just pure absurdity in a right and proper way...very nice.

thumbscape
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Comment by noraneko:
The composition and bright highlights in bottom portion don't work for me here.

thumbscape
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Comment by craigester:
Great idea but I think the execution let you down on this one.

thumbscape
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Comment by justine:
I like the inventive, creative idea of this shot, but it's out of focus and I think that takes away too much here.

The Stockboy's Perspective
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Comment by e301:
Now here's an interesting shot; to my mind it cries out for black and white - or at the very least a heightening of the contrast to bring out the closing lines of those shelves - and you slight wide-angle works terribly well to suggest the shelves towering over him too. You might have hoped to catch a better moment fom your unsuspecting model? Some sense of weariness perhaps? He seems just a touch ordinary, just working, just a bit disengaged from any emotion or feeling. But these are all nit-picking points - I like this shot a good deal.

Greetings from Gotham City
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Comment by pineapple:
Well, she does have a decent sense of humour. I guess it was for a trip down: