nolageek

Hey Michael, long time no see. I am interested in possibly re-purchasing this print. I'm afraid after Katrina, it now looks like this:

 

http://flickr.com/photos/nolageek2/47917599/ :(

Oooooooooo perty. :)

I really like this one too. Great colors.

Great shot!

I'd like to hear some feedback about this shot.

I dont know what it is, but I love it. :) Very interesting to look at.

At first I was going to give it an average grade, but once I read what the building was, I think it captures the idea you were trying to convey. I think to fully work though you'd have to somehow let the viewer know this is a resort. I just thought it was big building or something on the weekend. Nice tones.

Wow, y'all are totally obsessed with my disliking of nudes. hehehe I didn't mean any disrespect in my comments above. Really, don't take it personally. Yes, I went to look at more of his shots, and to me a folder with 35 women with nipples poking out of their towels and shirts doesn't interest me. It's almost like it's supposed to get some sort of shock value, and I just don't care.

 

Don't pay any attention to me, really. It's just an opinion from one guy. hehehe

Great colors. Is this photoshopped?

I love the great contrasts and the perspective. Great DOF too.

I think it's an interesting take on the subject, but it screams "PHOTOSHOPPED!" to me. That's not a bad thing, mind you, just not my taste. Of course, I'm assuming it is photoshopped. I'm an amateur and haven't seen an effect like this come out the darkroom before.

I'm not sure what I think about the other photographers being in the shot - but the groom is cute. :)

In New Orleans, we're known for our above-ground cemetaries, but I

found this cemetary near my school that has hand written

tombstones. Some of them are only a few years old, but look like

they've been around since the dawn of time. Fresh flowers are

always on he graves, some of them look like they cost more than the

graves themselves.

Very nice. It could just be the scan, but a little more DOF would have made this incredible.

 

Congrats!

I think I'd like this more if the grain wasn't SO in-yer-face.

Why are you posting these?

I'm still a beginner at this, I'd like to get feedback for the next

time I go into the darkroom. In case you were wondering, the outside

of the streetcar is pretty much pitch black, except for that white

dot. (reflection? Car light?)

 

Thanks for any suggessions!

It's ok. Maybe try to get the hozizon a little lower in the shot? ...rule of thirds and all that jazz.

I agree with the other comment about the depth of field, but Id say leave it if it's a print. I'm not all about photoshopping. It's a strong shot the way it is. Good job!

I've seen it done before, but this is definately a nice shot. Might have been a bit better if the main gear was a little lower and twowards the center more. Maybe with the medium-grey "trunk" forming the bottom left corner, instead of the lighter grey piece peaking out from the bottom.

looks very photoshopped to me.

Sorry. 6/4 because I love mexican beetles.

I like it, but I'd like to see it with the camera lower, with the square forming a "mouth". Kikd of like "I speak through my camera"

 

hehhe Just an idea. Great shot!

Nice colors. Really like this.

I think I'd crop this one a little more on the bottom. Get rid of the railing and just start with the brick.