Waiting for God

[Yoyo Szeto]

Welcome your thoughts as always.
yoyo

[Tuna]

Three-dimensional urban landscape with impact provided by your strict composition and expansive lighting array. Bravo!

Tuna

[Don Schaeffer]

I agree. This is fascinating. It looks like a stage set but it's real.

[Greg McCary]

What Tuna said..:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi Tuna, Don, and Greg,
Thanks a lot for the kind words.
yoyo

[Addies Granddaddy]

I have no nitpicks with this one. Nice shot. Good framing.
John

[Kathryn002]

I love the contrast between the dark, old look of the left half and the bright, modern colour of the right. Great photo!

[skinnymachink]

Nice shot yoyo i thing everyone here said all there is keep up the good work.

Skinny

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi John, Kathryn, and Skinny,
Thanks for the kind words.
yoyo

[danic]

Fantastic shot! Such a well exposed and composed shot.

I can't find anything I don't like about it.

[Overbeyond]

Brilliant Yoyo.
I have looked at this for a long time simply because I did not want to take my eyes away from it. Besides the technical excellence it's got a foreboding background with wonderful depth and with such an array of colours and shades it becomes a picture of great interest and beauty.
I'm rather jealous.

[GB1]

Yoyo - It has strong geometry. But somehow it looks tilted to me.. the left side isn't plum. At the same time the ground is tilted the other way (CCW). Not your fault and probably not even detectable by most as I am more picky about lines than most, but it seems like so many lens have barrel or pincushion distortion.. argg.
G

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi Danic and Tom, Thanks for the kind words.

Hi GB, Thanks for the sharp observation.

yoyo

[Tony Figueira]

Wow, for two seconds thought it was a photo collage, until I realised it was real.

That would have not survived one night in my neighbourhood without being vandalized.

Thanks for sharing that stunner with us.

[readingr]

Yoyo,

this is a wonderful photo and I am envyous of the skill used to capture it.

I really like the title you gave it, it intrigued me, purely because I would not have thought of it like that.

Roger

[Yoyo Szeto]

Tony, Thanks for the kind words.

Roger, Glad that you like the photo. I am espeically happy that you mentioned the title.

yoyo

[nic08]

Wow, how'd you do that? That's a very impressive work Yoyo!

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi Nic,
I am glad that you like the photo. The shot was taken with a Nikkor 14-24 mm at 14mm. The settings were ISO 4000, f/4, and 1/50s.
yoyo

[DGK*CRONE]

That is a great shot. I love it.

[Anbesol]

Very good, absolutely perfect angle, well done. That is also a very unusual color cast, but in a very appealing and colorful way. I am perplexed as to the light source - was this using a fill-flash? Or city/street lights?

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi DGK, Thanks for the kind words.

Hi Anbesol, I am glad that you like the photo.The light source was the city light.

yoyo

[gahspidy]

Great shot, Yoyo. I cannot decide if I'm ok with the yellow cast on the scene from the tungsten lights, I guess. Other than that, i think it is superb.
Well done.

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi Gary,
Thanks for the comments.
yoyo

[shootme]

You can certainly see in a photo that behind the camera someone knows what they are doing, great shot.

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi S,
Thanks for the compliments.
yoyo