Originally clicked and uploaded by - Pratosh Dwivedi - 19th Mar'08
Torre Mayor - The highest building in Latin America & the home to my office in Mexico City. The magnificence of this architectural marvel can only be realized when you stand under it's shadow. It towers upon you so majestically that you start feeling negligibly miniature.
I feel that the other pic to which you have given a link should have been on this page... The current pic shows the actual size of it, but the other one is more awe-inspiring...
Didnt like the pics but the sky looks nice in the linked one but the pic looks somehow incomplete. I somehow cant think, a building no matter how tall can inspire awe whereas an animal or the ocean or a mountain could.
yaar papa ji, urban photography is very tricky.. the pic you attached in the link would have looked nice if you had a wide angle lens mounted on your camera.
The torrey Mayor looks better from the other side of the road.
you should have tried to take a pic which shows more people and traffic rather than having bushes and trees on the feet of the building.
If you have a good zoom lens then you can also try a close up. It will look good..
Yaar D00d ji, 1. From the front I cant take a picture cauz the entire view is hidden due to the numerous trees. My initial plan was that only. 2. You know very well what camera I have & also that I dont have any lenses .. so all this wide-angle & zoom lens crap doesnt apply :D
Anyways, I did the best i could think of at that time :)
I guess Rubeena is not an admirer of architecture. Any object which shows the best in its own field is capable of inspiration to people who can see the beauty in it. Its not sheer size that brings awe, its the quality...Just like something in nature strikes a chord with some people, others are impressed by literature, architecture or the myriad other expressions of human creativity.
I created this blog to attend to one of my biggest passions - photography. I am not a pro nor do I have any photography experience worth mentioning. The images i will be putting here on the blog, will be the ones which caught my eye and in some way my mind too. The image will tell you what my eyes noticed and the text scribbled below it will tell you about the mind. This blog will have one image, originally clicked and uploaded by me - daily (hopefully)- starting 17th Dec'07 till the day I die .
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I feel that the other pic to which you have given a link should have been on this page... The current pic shows the actual size of it, but the other one is more awe-inspiring...
Didnt like the pics but the sky looks nice in the linked one but the pic looks somehow incomplete. I somehow cant think, a building no matter how tall can inspire awe whereas an animal or the ocean or a mountain could.
yaar papa ji, urban photography is very tricky.. the pic you attached in the link would have looked nice if you had a wide angle lens mounted on your camera.
The torrey Mayor looks better from the other side of the road.
you should have tried to take a pic which shows more people and traffic rather than having bushes and trees on the feet of the building.
If you have a good zoom lens then you can also try a close up. It will look good..
Yaar D00d ji,
1. From the front I cant take a picture cauz the entire view is hidden due to the numerous trees. My initial plan was that only.
2. You know very well what camera I have & also that I dont have any lenses .. so all this wide-angle & zoom lens crap doesnt apply :D
Anyways, I did the best i could think of at that time :)
you had a choice to buy the lens, instead you brought that 28k worth gadget, now you tell me who is to blame..??
I guess Rubeena is not an admirer of architecture. Any object which shows the best in its own field is capable of inspiration to people who can see the beauty in it. Its not sheer size that brings awe, its the quality...Just like something in nature strikes a chord with some people, others are impressed by literature, architecture or the myriad other expressions of human creativity.
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