Photos | Vintage postcard captures the essence of an urban metropolis
This old postcard from the early 1900s showcases the bustling street life of a city filled with high rises, busy roads, and vibrant advertisements, captured in a beautiful painting. The photo was taken at The Broad in Los Angeles on June 4th, 2016, and features two people captured in the arch of an office building.
BLIP-2 Description:
an old postcard shows a view of a city streetChronologically Adjacent
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Original Dimensions:
3024w x 4032h - (download 4k)
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architecture train sa rise urban arch building main publication near outdoors transportation condo road outdoor collage text sky city station land street art poster factory hotel metropolis book vehicle electric office depot railway high right credi pacific housing go sixth terminal advertisement cloudy painting
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40
metering mode
5
aperture
f/2.2
focal length
4mm
latitude
34.05
longitude
-118.25
shutter speed
1/33s
camera make
Apple
camera model
lens model
date
2016-06-04T10:54:57.470000-07:00
tzoffset
-25200
tzname
America/Los_Angeles
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(30.35%)
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(1.94%)
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(0.46%)
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(1.00%)
interesting subject
(-61.72%)
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(-1.32%)
lively color
(0.28%)
low light
(2.29%)
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(-3.37%)
pleasant camera tilt
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pleasant lighting
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pleasant pattern
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pleasant perspective
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pleasant post processing
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pleasant reflection
(-1.61%)
pleasant symmetry
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sharply focused subject
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(-1.24%)
well chosen subject
(11.44%)
well framed subject
(20.48%)
well timed shot
(6.70%)
all
(5.43%)
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