Favorite Photos

colinbrenchley (6431) [2014-03-12 8:59]
Kasia
Your composition and framing of this image is spot on - superb. The perspective of the horn leading from the foreground to the young monk greatly helps top draw your eye into the picture.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-25 4:49]
Kari. You have turned what could have been a formal record shot of two trams into a colourful picturesque image full of colour and life.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-22 4:24]
Jean. I have photographed these rocks. This must be one of the most photogenic scenes in the world. The quality of light in fanastic. Low viewpoint with the sand and sea is good. TFS
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-22 4:22]
Serge. A beautiful image showing nature in its full glory. The exposure has been controlled well considering the amount of white in the frame.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-22 4:17]
John. The side lighting is very pleasant and makes this picture. The lighting on the main tree in the foreground is very good and well exposed. The group add to the balance of the composition.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-22 4:15]
Dawn. Another great DOOR picture. I'll have to post some of my Greek door pictures. Now that is country you would enjoy visiting with your style of photography.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-20 2:24]
Dawn. Doors are great subjects for photos - the older and the more dilapidated the better. Great capture.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-09 15:38]
Eric. Classic ultra wide angle lens shot. Perfect subject for this treatment. Also use of B&W as the subject is colourless in real life.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-08 1:59]
Simona. Inclusion of people in the picture and the use of wide angle lens gives a sense of scale and vasteness of the area.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-06 2:14]
Simona, John is staying up at Gouldings Lodge!!!!! Great area to photograph.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-11-06 2:12]
Murat. Well photographed using depth of field. It powerfully shows the standard of living of people in a country that is now spending money on launching rockets to Mars!!! What a crazy world.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-29 16:18]
Murat - Well seen, amazing lighting architecture. Good exposure considering difficult conditions and using a phone camera.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-25 3:10]
Mikio - good street environment picture. Mobiles everywhere! What did we do before we invented them! Traditional food adverts but notice that The BIG M has crept in!
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-22 4:18]
Romano. I like the way the individual elements all come together to make a very pleasing composition.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-22 4:15]
Carlo. I like your take on this very photographed building. Giving the appearance of leaning to the urn as well as the tower had produced a very different view. The blue sky and quality of light are both good.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-22 4:13]
Serge. Excellent use of perspective with ultra wide angle lens. Exposure handled very well inside this church which often present the photographer with difficult lighting and exposure conditions.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-19 2:48]
Rosemary. The power of colour and composition. A very good "minimalist" picture.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-19 2:47]
Brenda, Colourful picture. I like the way that you have no sky in the picture - just buildings. I could see another picture that would be great to take. A close up on one of the windos with someone leaning out - all with those vibrant stripes of colour.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-19 2:44]
Farhat. Indian Street life - an unending subject - you a lucky to be able to see every day I should imagine. I like your use of B&W for these subjects.
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Colin

colinbrenchley (6431) [2013-10-19 2:40]
John. This is a beautiful shot. It shows that being in the right place at the right time is one of the biggest aids to a ggod photo. Without the sunlight this would be a featureless picture.
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Colin