What I shot with my new camera
© Peter Rozovsky 2014
Labels: images, noir photos
posted by Peter Rozovsky at 12:00 AM
Friday, June 13, 2014
© Peter Rozovsky 2014
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6 Comments:
Great pics, Peter!
Thanks, Boy, this camera is fun!
A worthwhile investment, Peter. I particularly like the first shot.
I like the street scene. It has such an anticipatory feel to it as if something is about to happen.
Thanks, Seana. I sometimes tend to make hasty investments (usually small, thank my lucky stars), but this is a logical culmination of things I have thought about and done for years, so it makes sense. That first shot is, in fact, the first nighttime shot I took with the camera, night shots have long been favorites of mine.
Mary Beth: Yep, lights, cars, but no people. Something must be about to happen.
Thanks!
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