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Do you think the gradual Mauve filter on the following variation is

better or worse ?

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=1390031

Seems slightly blanched.

Maybe try a B&W filter ? (Re, orange or yellow)

This photo is currently as taken.

Would you suggest I change anything ?

I was thinking about maybe cropping a little blackness from the

bottom.

Taa.

I like it a lot. Especially the diagonal line.

I tend to consider photographs somewhat seperate to (drawn/painted) art. But this I would consider both and would be happy to hang it up at home. Well done.

Very nice & well timed. Well done.

Either my screen is a little off - or it's suffered a bit from jpeg compression (The orange shades on the far left seem a bit patchy).

Nice shot, had to be done in B&W.

I think it would have benefitted from having the camera a little lower and maybe closer to the wheel.

This was taken on my 1st night-shot outing.

Other than a higher elevation (so that the car light trails would

seperate out) any general urban-night hints ?

Nice. I like the colour shades - looks very 50's like.

Looks very much like the foto's by William Eggleston that are showing at the Hayward Gallery in London (up to 22/9/02)

I think it would have been MUCH better without the bike!

Would be curious to know why you included it.

Maybe less cropping too, I don't tend to trim much myself so I'm not a big fan of it.

Also waiting for lower light might have made it more expresive / mysterious.

Someone really liked it (thanks) so I thought I'd submit it for

critique.

I normally go for bolder colours (especially when using Velvia) so

this makes a nice change.

Again - gorgeous colours.

Never taken any Provia - might do so now!

I'm fairly pleased with this, but not sure about the brightness

around the Euromast itself. Can anybody suggest anything to improve

it? (Photographic or electronic).

Any comment gratefully received.

Nice idea, pitty you can't see more of the road to the left. Guess it depends on the ist though.

You should try saving your pictures at a higher resolution - the jpeg compression is a bit too evident.

Also have a portait version but I think this is better.

Any suggested improvements gratefully accepted.

Anything to change ?

That horizon line isn't really at a right angle to the side but I

think that was natural.