In the Metro - Go! Photo

Photographer’s Note

Metro is all about motion of people from one place to another - fast motion, that is. Either by their legs or by engines, masses of people move through the underground cylinders every minute, similar to an Ant farm in the city, the park or in the wilderness...
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jalab_temen (1990) 2009-02-06 7:36

I like your rush photo from the Metro, and suggest you the Hungarian film "Kontroll", it has a really interesting symbol. TFS, Jalab

ManuMay (11421) 2009-02-06 7:39

Hi Chen!!

Good motion capture, great composition and cadrage!!
I like your option in B&W.

Have a nice day.
Best Regards

Manuel

delnaja (7873) 2009-02-06 7:54

an instant fav ... love the subject (one of my favorite) and the contrasted b&w. Excellent perspective ... like we were falling. Brilliant

Nana-S (602) 2009-02-06 8:11

its amazing, very good photo..

andante (7092) 2009-02-06 10:14

Hi Chen, I have revisited this image several times today... and didn't want to leave without a message. The fact that gets my attention, besides my OCD, is the fact that you have displaced the center of attention, making this image different from all the other images from train stations. Well seen!
Cheers,
E

Anna-- (7741) 2009-02-06 11:15

Ciao Chen,
excellent image with a great dynamism and a very good choice of framing. Superb tones and high contrast applied.
Compliments
Anna

michelloupis (0) 2009-02-06 11:23

Hello Chen,

A very good metro shot, one of the best I have seen. Nice lightness and grain.

Take care
Nuno

bostankorkulugu (33984) 2009-02-08 4:19

so dynamic and cool chen... makes me dizzy looking at it... i always love metro shots and this is a good one from the underworld... cheers... korkut

MikiM (1916) 2009-02-11 2:16

HI Chen,
Great cath of the motion.
Congrats,
Miklós

Aviller (3108) 2009-02-13 15:37

Great shot. The motion blur on the left really has the effect of drawing your eye into the picture and giving the viewer a sense of movement (also because the person standing in front of you lacks that blur). Black and white accentuates the contrasts even more which is a nice thing right here.

smythdylan (74) 2009-05-01 7:09