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Wow. Maybe you can record the sounds and play it in the background too! Somebody else can work on the smell. Is there is subway there?
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This is an excellent photo. It captures a some special mood, maybe another comment might better describe. One thing I might change in this otherwise perfect picture is the beer can in the front and the guy walking a bit out of the way (middle right) which could be done with simple cropping.
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I've never seen the cans like this before. Basically, these are blocks of aluminum, ready to be melted. Shows we are recycling a little. When I visited Korea, I saw that the people and government pay a lot of attention to recycling. Ironically, when you go the the beaches there's too much trash though. I hope, they'll pay attention to all the stray trash they are throwing out at the beaches and mountains and other public areas. Thanks for the view.
Still a good shot. Your stated imperfections seem to give it a more intimate feeling- it looks more like a living city.
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Warm autumn colors are welcoming. Thanks for reminding me to use the fill-in-flash.
They look like beautiful aliens. How do you do the frames? I've been trying to figure it out on the photoshop 7.
I like the mood and the story of the photo. It's something I would have liked to take. but don't really understand the title and the text.
It's rare to see maple (Canada?) washed up on a sandy beach. But I thought we Americans were in Kandahar protecting everybody.
The photo may be tweaked a little in PS to bring back some of the colors of the sand and leaf, though sometimes color is sometimes sparse in life.