A Tribeca Moment No.2 - Lighter than Air
I don’t know for certain, but it would appear (to the untrained eye) that
the killer whale and his sea monster pals got just a bit obstreperous with
their game of beach ball and scared away the afternoon diners.
But one thing IS certain: the bottlenose dolphin has exquisite taste ;-)
Tribeca, Manhattan, NYC
The image is available in archival gallery prints, including on
metallic paper, and as a custom printed Photo Note Card.
Photo + Design ©2013 Steve Ember
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| Section | Subjects: Documentary & Journalism |
| Dossier | New York City |
| Vu de | 6 046 |
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Susanne Kämmner 30/11/2015 20:25
Ansel Adams: "You don't take a photograph, you make it."In this special case you "have made" it with the layout you have chosen for your presentation, Steve. The way how you have used the ramp and have built it into your photo, forces the beholder to go up, to focus on that zoo, to stop for not running into these critters and to inhale the complete scene. A scenery that is effective because it applies Occam´s razor. At least - I have come to a standstill and tried to figure out the scene...
Berthold Klammer 10/07/2013 7:50
Some curious plastic aanimals on their way through town...a surrealistic shot! regards Berthold
s. sabine krause 09/07/2013 8:36
: ))) the bottle-nosed-dolphin detail makes me smile! it's obviously not plankton on his mind (nudge, nudge) ; )))… but if i were her, i'd worry more about the orca ogle from above! ; )) greetings, sabine.