Persian King
Sky Is The Limit
Posted by Amir (Tehran, Iran) on 27 November 2007 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.
Fort Worth, TX
Some of down town's skylines. It's a tiny city, compare to where I used to live (Los Angeles)
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Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
Lovely bright skyline, so clear, clean and bright, and really unforgettable.
27 Nov 2007 8:48am
Twelvebit from Victoria, United States
There are probably only a few real "cities" in the US: San Francisco maybe, maybe Seattle, New York, Chicago. No matter how tall the buildings are, most of what get called cities here are more like business centers or shopping malls: open at 8 AM, closed at 5 PM and on weekends. People don't live there, they only work there, and there is no life apart from commerce. What a difference from places like Paris, London, Munich, Tokyo, or even small European cities like Edinburgh, or Canadian cities like Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal. And in a place like Dallas, where there are some small zones of life apart from work, you can't get there, or anywhere else, without a car.
27 Nov 2007 2:34pm
qUINTINO from jOANE, Portugal
Awesome. I like the way you took the photo of the building and city.
27 Nov 2007 5:24pm
Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom
This is a spectacular composition, my dear friend. Masterly use of the lines, light and structure. Truly AWESOME yet again. Honestly, WOW. I continue to stand in admiration and utter wonder at your work, dear Amir.
28 Nov 2007 5:00am
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
Well done, Amir!! This gives a great sense of the height of these skyscrapers.
28 Nov 2007 6:40pm
Canon PowerShot A640
1/50 second
F/8.0
ISO 80
8 mm