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“Which of my photographs is my favorite? The one I’m going to take tomorrow." – Imogen Cunningham

“A portrait is not made in the camera but on either side of it.” – Edward Steichen

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Walking on the Highline in Manhattan I just thought this was the coolest building. If anyone happens to know its name or function I'd be really happy to find out!

Edit: It's been identified, it's the IAC building.

7 comments:

  1. This is a great image! Colors, atmosphere, everything is just perfect. The photo showed up in my reader just after the Twilight photography article from Blackstar, and I though at first it is a continuation of that post, as it fitted perfectly :).

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  2. I really like this architectural shot....the blues and yellows compliment each other very well....nice!

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  3. This is a great shot of some really interesting architecture! Too bad I dont have any buildings like that around here!
    I would love to know what kind of post-processing you applied? It does look like there is a bit of a halo around the building. It does not distract too much from the photo though, so good job!

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  4. Now that is one cool building...the lighting and the way the building curves is just amazing!! Another favorite of mine! :)

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  5. It is the IAC building by Frank Gehry at 18th Street

    NNMNM

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  6. Thanks for all the lovely comments, everyone!

    Fernando, I don't see the halo you mention, so I'm not sure what you are seeing. I tweaked the white balance on this a little, and brought up the color, plus as usual I set the white and black points. I also used a masked curve in Photoshop to get the contrast right in the building only and to leave the sky alone. But I masked out the sky very carefully so that shouldn't have created any halo.

    Anyway, hope that helps.

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  7. I like seeing the night shot. I captured it last year during the day and the windows appeared mostly translucent. http://klsbear.wordpress.com/2009/09/03/august-31-2009-peaks-or-valleys-230/

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