Man you had me with the first line - then I read the rest. My condelances. Nice handling of the reflections off the care giving a nice smooth tonality.
Jan. 3, 2026
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Hmmmm.... I guess Doctor was pretty naughty.👿
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I like the original (first one) as tells better the story of a gloomy depressing day. How you treat this image is determined by the story you are trying to tell.
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I dont find this any improvement.
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Alan,
I'm sorry.
As Truman said, every picture tells a story.
I thought you sounded depressed, and I was just trying to cheer you up, but by doing so, I intruded myself into your picture.
I shouldn't have done that.
I apologize.
Steve Thomas
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I agree. But I was asked to produce one without the power lines, so I did.
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No apology needed. I wasn't (and am still not) depressed. It's just a photograph.
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I saw mention of the "Dear New York," somewhere and that is was being held in Grand Central Station ... went there to see and took some pics but I was getting tired (not from the show .. my physical body) and couldn't stay too much longer and then the sun poked through the ceiling and I hung around a bit longer ... a shot of someone getting their shot
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Nice, and nostalgic. I lived near there in the early fifties before it was roped off and that tunnel dug under the road ...
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I don't get outside to take pictures any more but, here in Texas, I always included overhead power lines and "bob wahr" fences because this is Texas, dammit.
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I'm afraid I wasn't good enough... or bad enough 😁
At least they gave me a little squall of snow.
