eva_lundh

New way to work in the darkroom

Mostly to see if you look at it the same way as i do

summer

Just asking for your opinions

REshooting the pic, naaa, next trip goes to Ethiopia.

unfourunately I had no influence here. photo is taken during the play Lysistrate

like to hear others wiew

I managed to get close before they throw me out

I´d like to "hear" your opinion on this photo.

Very nice settings of light

Funn way to use the wideangle lens

Thank you Dean!

To a rooike like me, your words are most encourageing. I really love photography but have at huge lack of selfconfidence. The photos I´ve uploaded I really like and can stand up to. They represent the road I want to find and travel.

Eva

Thank you Eugene!

Annoying, yes, maybe that is why I like it.

I look at my B/W photos more like art and if they

gives a reaction, I get soooo happy.

Eva

Very nice composition. Rather intruiging but clean photo.

It´s quite a tricky photo since the foreground confuses the eye, regarding to the size of surrounding sanddunes. The sanddune you see is huge, very very huge.

Hi! And thank you for commenting. The photo is not supposed to be sharp. It was very hard and long darkroom-work to get just this photo (specially the light from behind). The point was the picture as just a picture, photo-tecnical perfection come second. I really like it myself and it´s so nice when somebody take the time to comment.

Best regards Eva

Beautiful photo

I agree, after a second look

When scanning the photo - I enhanced saturation and contrast with aprox 25%. Photo is taken about half past 5 in the afternoon. Not digital.

Very nice photo but you kept a disturbing point. Balance and aesthetics would improve if you cut the bottom so the thing down to the left together with some air disapeared.

I like this photo, there is a subtle contrast in feeling between the fragile litle girl and more harsh background. But, it´s too grey. I would have worked a little bit more in the darkroom to pic up shadows.

Nice photo but could be improved if you cut away the first gondola to the right (yellow). That would give more exitement.

In a photo like this, contrast is vital. It could be a beautiful picture with some afterwork, eighter by darkroom or Photoshop.

I like the pic but think it would be nicer with some cutting to the left. I would let the pic start by the window beside the door, it wouldn´t ruin the sense of distance.

Taken in the last minutes of daylight. Kodak tri-x 400 and Minolta

9xi. Under-exposed and quite tricky to handle in the dark-room f. 11

with filter Ilford 00 and 90 sec. I wanted her to softly blend into

the wheat and at the same time get as much details as possible.