reinier_de_vlaam

February 21, 2002

try again, but with good flashing equipment

February 21, 2002

wrong background that blends into the face, disturbances on the top and right

February 21, 2002

beutifull light

February 21, 2002

Pictures of homeless and decay are an easy succes as they trigger a simple negative emotion. I recently had a discussion with my teacher about the fact that so many B&W photographer seem to like negative subjects. Just for a try to go out and shoot optimistic pictures. You'll see it's ten times more difficult to get an appealing shot then.

Pictures like this can be found by the thousends, if not millions. Also the fact that the head is down, resuls in a dark gap with no contrast in it. Finaly the car onthe back is very disturbing. If this is really a picture you had to guts to stand in front of the man and take it, you could have waited until it is gone.

February 20, 2002

too bad the cable is there

February 20, 2002

the front part gets too dark imo

January 11, 2002

come back to this point when the sun is in a better possition

January 10, 2002

too bad of the foorprints

January 10, 2002

The hotizon is a litle to high in the picture IMO

January 9, 2002

too bad the footprints don't go to the tree, now it is clear somewone walked back to make the shot

January 9, 2002

could have done without the wheel in the right, otherwise nice

January 9, 2002

In the darkroom this picture could have been smoothend, now the bright centre and darker left corner gibe me some problems

January 8, 2002

The angle doesn't work out for me, the background is too distracting, and you could have removed the straw of gras in fromt of the stone

January 8, 2002

If you would have gone more to the right, the distracting outside would have been gone and a liitle more zoom with have increased detail in the figure, now it's a blur