Get There, Go Anywhere
Posted on 15 February 2006
Bicycle locked up and bus arriving on the Grand Parade a few nights ago.
It’s been quite a while since I used either forms of transport.
What caught your eye first about this image? The poster, the foreground or the bus?
Category: Black and White, Cork, Grand Parade, Ireland, Night, Photos, Signs, Street, Urban, Vehicles
Tags: Advertising, Black and White, Cork, Cork Photos, FAS, FAS-Opportunities-2007, gettheregoanywhere, Grand Parade, Ireland, Irish photos, irishblogs, Night, Photos, Signs, Street, Urban, Vehicles
Tags: Advertising, Black and White, Cork, Cork Photos, FAS, FAS-Opportunities-2007, gettheregoanywhere, Grand Parade, Ireland, Irish photos, irishblogs, Night, Photos, Signs, Street, Urban, Vehicles
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Photography
The poster, without a doubt
Definitely the poster, put I suppose that’s it’s job isn’t it
It’s nicely framed by the rail and the pole aswell.
Definitely the poster
So what do you usually use everyday? Walk?
definitely the breast…i mean the poster..LOL!
Eric – I work at home, but drive everywhere unless I have time to walk somewhere in Blarney, which isn’t very often unfortunately.
Well, I think working at home has some advantages. I want to try it if I have the chance
@Budi – don’t worry, we will take the first answer instead
It was the bus that caught my eye, I looked at the picture, saw then bus, then the bike (and was surprised that it was “still there”!) and then saw the poster.
Then I read the description
Well, the poster since its the brightest thing in the picture. I like the crop.
The poster (I wonder why?
) But what I really like is the idea, bike, bus and the thought of getting there all link.
The world of opportunity is out there indeed!
nice idea and good situation shoot. the bus, the poster and the bike in the front!
i think other pictue is when you take the focus ( and sharpness) on the poster
and the bike is diffuse.
Mfg
Sebastian
The poster for sure…but then again -I am guy. Well done city scene.
Definitely the poster.
first the poster, second the poster…
The poster also. Brightness draws the eye. Great image. Plane, bike, bus, car, walking. All you need is a horse.
cool shot. thanks for ur recent comments! Great blog! would prefer the poster to have been in focus as I think its the main subject of the photo?
Great shot Donna, really like the ‘in-public’ feel to this!
That’s a ladies bicycle
Is that the same girl that’s in the new poster? Must find out who she is.
The bike was the last thing I saw. Another poster victim here!