Critiques

WALTERito (351) 2006-01-03 22:38

Thx Randy :)
I like this view that I've known since my childhood, so I'm "numbed" a bit and have never captured it this way.
My first impression of this picture was the ressemblance to the works of Paul Delvaux, a painter known for some paintings of... stations (and others ofcourse) I love the contrast of the dominant grey-green building with the warm colour inside and the "dotted" people in between.
You didn't spot Walters, did you ? ;)
Knd rgrds

WALTERito (351) 2005-01-19 9:56

A nice view, and a seemingly good preservation of old dwellings. The red spots indeed make the difference. TFS Erik

WALTERito (351) 2005-01-19 9:49

Veru appealing textures and shades. Not much of the "masters" to be seen, perhaps for the better : subjects don't have to be dragged to where they don't fit or belong. Superb composition. TFS

WALTERito (351) 2005-01-19 9:33

Rich detail, natural colours, funny posture... etc.
Haven't been on TE for a while, and I can see you're as good as ever Bogdan !

WALTERito (351) 2004-12-19 22:12

Late entry ;-)
Tried it, it works. But with a dark background without the disturbing text it works much better. Puts a strain on the eyes though. It reminds me of my youth, looking through the "Viewmaster" :-)
TFS

WALTERito (351) 2004-12-16 19:16

I like the picture and the PP.
Just basic colours, could have been painted.
Bravo Sony... euh... Kris ;-)

WALTERito (351) 2004-12-16 13:54

Good composition Jaed.
But... the date-stamp is an absolute no-go
The bottle should be in focus. If it is not in the center of the picture, point at the bottle, focus, then turn the camera to the desired frame and shoot.

WALTERito (351) 2004-12-16 13:47

Great picture Artur !
The contrast between the older man with the "fresh" and worryless girls behind him is striking.
Fine detail, good DOF

WALTERito (351) 2004-12-16 12:53

Excellent contrastful, colourful and enlighting picture Manny. These lenses do a good job regarding DOF.
It's almost as if the main subject is cut out and glued in the picture.
As the natural light came from the right, how did she become so evenly lit facing the left ?

WALTERito (351) 2004-12-13 10:21

A small business, clean and soberly decorated makes a colourful picture, yet with limited palet (mostly red and browns) showing the owner/personel in it's windowframe.
Well done Mark