Life at Yonge-Dundas Square - Tornoto 2009

All comments and critiques are welcomed ! Best Regards

Very cool and original.

... excellent image ... very well done dear Hayder ... thanks ... regards from Cyprus ...

Great street scene. Nice point of view and very elegant tones and treatment. Congrats.

It's a bit busy for me I have to say. I'm struggling to see what's going on.

 

Best

 

Sue

A pleasant city scene. Nicely done! Kind regards.

you have caught the busy square's mood to perfection my dear friend, your b&w images are amazing, congrats.

That's some very attractive post processing, at lest to my taste. The composition seems a bit chaotic to me, partly as a side effect of wide angle vs. street photography. However the guy sitting in the foreground provides a fine anchor point to rest ones eyes. Anyway, a nice one. Best regards, LM.

Dear Sue and Laszlo

 

Thank you both for your honest and constructive comment and critique on my photo, this is highly appreciated.

 

I agree with you both, the photo is busy and chaotic, partially because of the busy frame and the so many elements, but after a very careful look, I think i can also point out another thing, this image suffers from a very high local contrast and a very low general overall contrast, thats what makes it really dull and flat. It think i shoul have treated it differently.

 

Another point is the monitor, i have three monitors at home, and I am amazed how the same photo looks very different, not only interims of colors, but tonal range and details. It is really a big problem for me!

 

Thanks again for your honest comments, i think i will give it another try and hope you will like the new result!

 

Best Regards

I like strong vigneting that holds the image, there's no chaos, only two man, one walking, one sitting..I feel High-noon atmosphere.

This is a very interesting shot.. I like that you never get tired of looking at it because you see new things all the time... Fantastic capture once again my friend... 6/7 Anon

 

Take Care, Jill

Dear Vladimir and Jill,

 

Thank you for your interest and comments. Regards