Dancing at the Monte Carlo by Sea_Dog
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Been a log time since I posted on RR - vision problems made it hard to shoot - but that's better now and I hope to become a more active member in the RR community.
It's been over a year since I visited Las Vegas so I was pleased to see they had turned a vacant lot and some old buildings between the Monte Carlo and New York, New York into a park called The Park. A nice open spot with benches and tables, a performing center a few casual restaurants and this statue. I didn't get the name. It's lit by changing colors and was the subject of a lot of photographers.
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Comments (8)
giulband
Cool Work and very beautiful too !!
0rest4wicked
The architecture frames the subject so well here with that back drop of clouds6,great image!
Feel you on the eye issues.
photosynthesis
This is surreal & over the top visually, but probably run of the mill for Las Vegas. I love the way you shot it (POV & color intensity)...
blinkings
Very cool.
crender
Amazing!!!!!
Richardphotos
that is really a huge statue and a superb foto
junge1
Cool!
anahata.c
I read your bio, and it's quite touching; I wouldn't have been surprised if you told me you'd done pro photography for a long time. Your shots of these strange, exotic LVegas statues---strange and glitzy and bigger than life---capture a toy-like feeling: With the Monte Carlo almost like a screen-backdrop, this faux monumental sight suddenly looks like a setup in a photography studio. It's wonderfully artificial and toy-like. And the light on the ground makes it look like the statue's dancing on ice. (And you allowed a peek of a red light to cut right through this gigantic woman's leg---a great little choice.) The sky looks almost biblical. A fine and true-to-place series of captures.