Hello Rick, Your story helps this picture. I suspect I would like the fence focus as you do more than the other way around. Without the story, the picture is much harder for me to relate to. I guess with a fence like that it would come across as the subject (perhaps).
I seem to be rambling - more succintly - with the story I rather like the shot, without the story, I don't like it as well. -- Bruce Monday, November 14, 2005, 10:30:01 AM, you wrote: RW> A couple of weeks ago we had a transit strike here in RW> Philadelphia. On my route to work, there is a plaza RW> where five trolley (tram) lines converge, and go RW> underground for the last 5km to the center of the RW> city. I stopped on my way home and photographed the RW> strange scene of silent trolleys, left by their RW> drivers at 12:01 am, in a plaza closed off by RW> temporary cyclone fencing and devoid of the usual RW> crowd of passengers. RW> http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3878335 RW> A companion photo has the trolleys in focus and the RW> fence out of focus, but I think I like this one RW> better. RW> PZ-1p, FA24-90, Elite Chrome 100, exposure unrecorded. RW> Comments invited. RW> Rick RW> __________________________________ RW> Start your day with Yahoo! - Make it your home page! RW> http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
