Everyday Miracle

Posted by Damon Schreiber (Toronto, Canada) on 29 October 2007 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.

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Comments (10)

Aaron Schmidt from Auckland, New Zealand

You've got a style, that's for sure. Long shadows, heavy contrast, B&W = Mr. Schreiber.

29 Oct 2007 7:12am

@Aaron Schmidt: Thanks, Aaron! Yes, part of this exercise has been trying to cultivate a style. I'll keep working at it, though I can't guarantee long shadows :)

Kontis from Vilnius, Lithuania

Interesting shadows.

29 Oct 2007 7:36am

@Kontis: Thank you, Kontis!

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

WOW, love the empty wheelchair and those long, beautiful shadows, perfect title ;)

29 Oct 2007 10:13am

@Lorraine: Many thanks, Lorraine!

Makoto from Sapporo, Japan

I like the "walking b&w series" of your recently posts. This one is cool, too!

29 Oct 2007 12:00pm

@Makoto: Thank you very much, Makoto!

Reza from Montreal, Canada

Wow! The shadows are just great. Wonderfully done.

29 Oct 2007 3:52pm

@Reza: Many thanks, Reza!

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

I am enjoying this series of strong contrast, light and shadows, very nice work, great shot!

29 Oct 2007 3:57pm

@Alfredo J. Martiz J.: Glad you like it, Alfredo!

e. from Washington DC, United States

Beautiful backlight. This is amazing. :)

29 Oct 2007 4:37pm

@e.: Thanks, E!!

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

Love the title!! I still bow to your brilliance! OUTSTANDING! (and no pun intended on the empty wheelchair)

29 Oct 2007 5:04pm

@amy: The brilliance is all from the sun. Thanks, Amy!

Dave MacIntyre from Toronto, Canada

Awesome shot! Those long shadows are incredible!

30 Oct 2007 1:42am

@Dave MacIntyre: Aren't they? Thanks, Dave!

Organik from Australia

Another brilliant photo. Your black and whites are just that. Black and white not greytone. You are going to give away your secrets one day on processing aren't you Damon? ;)

31 Oct 2007 7:44am

@Organik: Drop me a line, and I'll be happy to tell you how I'm processing these. Thanks, Oraganik!

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