kaychambers 2004-09-27 2:47
Nice one Daniel. I guess the clock must have been broken, cos its not often you're active at that time!
A good decision to apply a blur to the background. Whereas that would be fundamentally of interest to the pre-War architecture spotter, from a composition standpoint, you needed to guide that eye to that clock, wether right or (in this occasion), clearly wrong!
Nice posting.
Regards,
Vic, Singapore.
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09-27-2004, 10:10 AM
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To kaychambers: Ah yes, Mr. Torkarski
As always, your points & opinions are perfectly placed & well pondered upon.
I did find the pre-war archictecture very appealing, but as I was with my luggage, and en-route to my hotel. I was not about to break out my tripod, for this perfectly pleasant shot. - Maybe next time.. Cheers geeze, Dan 
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