" A Time to Depart "

[New England Moments]

Going for an old look here , may not be your thing, but thought I would throw it out for critique.

Camera Model: PENTAX K200D

Focal Length: 30.6mm (35mm equivalent: 46mm...
Exposure Time: 0.017 s (1/60) Aperture: f/4.5
ISO Equiv.: 1600
Metering Mode: matrix
Exposure: Manual

[Frog]

I have a hard time critiquing images that are too tall for my screen but I think this works quite well.
I do think it could be wider unless you had to crop something out on the left.
Good b/w tones...Did you convert it?

[Anbesol]

You made that 1600 create some great looking B/W noise. I usually detest noise but I really like what it does in this shot. The noisy section on the right hand side is a bit distracting though, don't know why the change in tones like that, it looks very strange - did that come from processing or was it shot like that? I would definitely clone/heal out the wood on the very right side. Good stuff.

[gahspidy]

Very nice. I like that it was not shot straight on. the angle lends some interesting shadow. I also see the strange and abrupt changes in tone and light on the right. . .as if a small area was selected and adjusted too much
Very good otherwise .

[shootme]

Ditto Gary, love the clock, wouldn't mind hanging it at home

[Overbeyond]

There is a lot of what I might call Photoshop/manipulation damage on this image, especially on the rh side and around the clock and kiosk areas. This makes the end result poor and it is a pity because there is some potential otherwise. Maybe worth preparing this one again.