2. hong kong life Less Cities More Moving People

I am hoping my intent here is obvious.

 

Feedback appreciated.

 

Should there be anyone looking for my more daring work, you can always do a search for me on photopoints or photosig where I have uploaded some new images along with some of my deleted images. I am sure to be uploading more soon.

David, first of all, this is a sterling capture, dynamic and alive. I love the range of b/w tones you have here, and the light. A beautiful shot for sure. I'm a little concerned about the seemingly barrel distortion that probably persists, but that doesn't take anything away from the emotive aspect of this shot. A pleasure. Best regards.

Thanks Debasish. The distortion you see is most definitely there. This was taken with a 28 - 135 zoom and the pedestrians you see are very close to the camera. (The lens was set at 28mm.)

 

I like this one myself and it is good to know that someone else likes it too.

This is a brilliant effort my friend. Winogrand comes to mind, and that is a compliment. Well done.

 

-Owen

Thanks Owen. I must say, even if you hadn't liked any photographs in my portfolio, I would have guessed (and hoped) that you would like this. Thanks also for the comparison to Garry. One day... who knows?

But, not too crowded. Looks nice to me.

Daniel, It certainly is Hong Kong.

Another successful attempt of your stationary vs. movement topic. B&W is a good idea on this.

Wilson, movement does fascinate me. I do like this one myself. Thanks for stopping by.

wonderful example that you can see more in a picture than by your eyes. Perfect seen scene. Especially the positions of people and car is perfect. Very well done!

Harald / Germany

I do appreciate your comment but I am unsure why you left a picture totally unrelated to this picture. Maybe I am missing something.