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Two Halves

Posted by Michael Zhang (Ithaca, United States) on 7 February 2007 in Cityscape & Urban.

Comments (16)

Kelvin Chan from New York City, United States

you went to cp again? in this weather? without me? at least your pp is up to my standard.

7 Feb 2007 5:08am

Sidonie from Sydney, Australia

Why sideways? Got to admire the unusual about this one ...

7 Feb 2007 5:57am

Bronnie from Christchurch, New Zealand

I'm on the wild side!

7 Feb 2007 6:47am

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Great shot.

7 Feb 2007 7:35am

Enrico Contri from Pavia, Italy

wow, good idea!

7 Feb 2007 8:56am

David Widepixel from Verbania, Italy

Funny Shot!

7 Feb 2007 10:09am

Angry Buddha from United States

I like that you didn't rotate it. Nice job!

7 Feb 2007 1:11pm

Paul Ricciardi from West Hartford, United States

Brilliant move turning this sideways. Good stuff, really like it.

7 Feb 2007 1:12pm

Jen from United States

What a fabulous idea!!! You are so creative!! Very Very Nice Work!!

7 Feb 2007 3:02pm

Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan

Thats brilliant Michael. I've felt the urge to do this a few times but always backed off. Wish I'd been a bit braver after seeing this.

7 Feb 2007 4:35pm

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

Weird angle, but brilliant. Great reflections there, Nice work Michael!

7 Feb 2007 5:34pm

Maoya from Rolle, Switzerland

Cool idea! The reflexion almost looks like a futuristique ghost version of the cityscape.

7 Feb 2007 5:44pm

Pero from Kyoto, Japan

Fantastic angle and idea. Great work.

8 Feb 2007 12:44am

Aaron Schmidt from Auckland, New Zealand

Clever final composition. I like it.

8 Feb 2007 3:19am

AM Pilon from Montréal, Canada

Very nice reflection I guess i'm more conventional and I would have liked it better 90degree CCW.;0)

8 Feb 2007 4:09am

CT Photography from Unknown, United States

Great photoblog, you have some really neat stuff. Im working a little with still life now. What setup do you use?

8 Feb 2007 4:55am

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