Critiques

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-29 0:50

Very quick thinking, thoguht it was a 'living statue' from the thumb, but he's obviously moving, what a bizzare scene.

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-29 0:46

Always nice to see another station posted. That's a very pretty Vokzal, which looks as though it's been very tastefully restored in classical imperial colours. Maybe more of a pan format (less car park, or whatever the foreground is) and a front on framing would have given more impact. Probably a bit sharpening and increase in contrast would mitgate some of the slow exposure effects (did you balance on a bollard?).

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-29 0:42

Good plan that worked out pretty well. I wonder why you say not a very typical shot, are there not so many camels there?

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-17 11:21

Hi Leonie, I hadn't noticed your return, this one grabbed me most from your recents, and rather reminiscent of your Irish landscapes.

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-10 13:01

Nicely executed magic hour shot. Amazing how empty the street is, how did you organise that!

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-10 12:48

Fascinating orginal cityview/graphic patttern, and nicely framed more or less following the diagonal.

What a coincidence, you being in the Bangkok Sheraton (yes?) just a few days after us.

I guess one day we'll bump into each other in some unlikely place.

In January I was in HKG at the same time as Miguel, we made phone contact, but didn't have time to meet before our planes.

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-05 12:46

Heavy but effective PP, nice PoV

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-01 11:01

Interesting tech. The balanched out exterior works well the compo, and leaves just enough detail visible inside.

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-01 10:59

Quite a shot, fantastic scene and activity, and well timed.

RGatward (19737) 2009-10-01 10:54

Welcome to TE Hernando. A very striking pan format for your first post.