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There are changes I'd be tempted to make (just to try them out, not because they are really needed), but then the image would no longer be an accurate representation of the subject matter.
I agreed that the first image is great. I might be tempted to crop just a tiny bit off the top but I love it as it is. Really good use of B&W too. I am impressed by your vision to see and capture this image.
I don't really care for the second image (it is just a wall) and the third does nothing at all.
I agreed that the first image is great. I might be tempted to crop just a tiny bit off the top but I love it as it is. Really good use of B&W too. I am impressed by your vision to see and capture this image.
I don't really care for the second image (it is just a wall) and the third does nothing at all.
Thanks MB1, your honesty is appriciated.
I saw pictures like #2 and 3# hanging in a gallery. I remember that i had some pictured like those and wanted to see what you thought of them. That you made very clear and i now know that these pictures just dont work .
The top one shows a very unusual angle. Certainly makes you think, though it's hard to make out exactly what it is! The second shot's a different type of picture, macro, which I think needs something. Perhaps more contrast or ? The bottom shot reminds me a little of Pompeii Italy. I think the angle's a bit too flat, but the processing keeps me looking.
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I like the second one, but the texture that makes it interesting is at the top. I think that the texture as you move down just gets repetitive and does not do much for any sense of composition.
That first shot is very intriguing and compliments for seeing it and composing it as such. I like the second shot as well. the textured wall is interesting and a visual treat but somehow we see so much of that lately that I think we all may be somewhat overwhelmed and desensitized to textured anything...
the last is a good scene but the light tones and overall aesthetic make it flat and hard to appreciate....still nicely framed and a good subject.