Great capture! I'm wondering if a vertical crop might work on this too--I think the buildings on the sides aren't as interesting as the dramatic skyline in the distance, and might be overpowering it to an extent. Might create other imbalances in the composition though--hard to say without seeing it. Regardless, really great job!
Thanks for the comments, Josh. I think a vertical crop is a good try, but it will cut out and shorten the diagonal leading line at the bottom on both sides.
Nice shot!
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You are welcome :)
Great capture! I'm wondering if a vertical crop might work on this too--I think the buildings on the sides aren't as interesting as the dramatic skyline in the distance, and might be overpowering it to an extent. Might create other imbalances in the composition though--hard to say without seeing it. Regardless, really great job!
Thanks for the comments, Josh. I think a vertical crop is a good try, but it will cut out and shorten the diagonal leading line at the bottom on both sides.
Well done, amazing photo!! Is it Futian district? can do a great timelapse as well.
Thanks Daniel. Yes, it is Futian district. But this flyover was demolished in February last year.
I love the lines the highways make.
The intersection makes an interesting pattern.
Nice shot
Thanks for the comment!
Lovely image Stanley - I love the way you have timed to maintain detail throughout.
BTW - this is NOT the Shenzhen I remember (I lived/worked in the Shekou SOC in the 80's....)
With the development of Shekou, the coastal promenade now becomes a unique place for social gathering.
In order to turn Shekou’s outdated industrial shoreline into a public waterfront, a new design and programming were launched.
If time permits, I invite you to re-visit this new Shekou and you will love this place.