📸 PhotoFeed Contest - Cityscape Photography Round 30

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📸 Hey Photographers! 📸

 

"In the visual arts, a Cityscape (urban landscape) is an artistic representation, such as a painting, drawing, print or photograph, of the physical aspects of a city or urban area. It is the urban equivalent of a landscape. Townscape is roughly synonymous with cityscape, though it implies the same difference in urban size and density (and even modernity) implicit in the difference between the words city and town. In urban design the terms refer to the configuration of built forms and interstitial space." Wiki
 

 

Round 29 Cityscape Photography Winners

 

Rank 1 - @x-rain

 

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Image by@x-rain
Prize15% Beneficiaries

 

 

Rank 2 - @eto-ka

 

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Image by@eto-ka
Prize12% Beneficiaries
 

Rank 3 - @digi-me

 

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Image by@digi-me
Prize10% Beneficiaries
 

Timetable

 

MondayLandscape05.06.2023
TuesdayStreet06.06.2023
WednesdayWildlife07.06.2023
ThursdayMacro08.06.2023
FridayCityscape09.06.2023
SaturdayPortrait03.06.2023
SundayLong Exposure04.06.2023

 

Rules

 

  • Every user has 1 entry per theme
  • Only use your own work
  • Post your entry in the comment section with a short description
  • No nudity
     

Prizes

 

  • Every Round has 3 winners which will share a pool of 35% post beneficiaries
  • Every entry receives a 50% upvote on the comment submission
  • If you make a separate post with "PhotoFeed Contest - .." u will receive a 50-100% upvote on your post
     

Good Luck Everyone!

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Hi! Here is my contribution to this round :)

Taking quality photos from a moving train may be challenging, especially if the train is moving fast.

Post with more photos here: https://ecency.com/hive-153349/@lightcaptured/photofeed-contest-cityscape-photography-8a4d25e6f4a59

The unwanted motion blur of the foreground objects could almost be removed by using shorted exposure times. Here, as thankfully the train wasn't moving so fast, and the fact I was using a wide lens, 1/500 s was enough to "freeze" the moments and the view over this beautiful small Swiss city when I was entering it.

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Yay! Glad to see you back participating!! :)) Fantastic entry!

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Thank you! I'll try to be even more participating :)))

!PIZZA

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