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    Chandeliers in the Subway


    Chandeliers in the Subway
    Originally uploaded by Wordyeti.
    At first, I was all bummed out because the exposure was all wrong. But then I looked at it and it actually brings out what I wanted to emphasize, which was the chandeliers and the delicate light they provide in such a brutal, utiltarian place. I think I'll take this right down to black and white and see what it looks like. Kinda spooky and ominous, even now, neh?

    April 24, 2007 |

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