costaman

Would like to know what folks thought of the balance of this photo.

I like the flow from the left to right side, but what do you think?

Too much on the right?

This beach is the best kept secret in Ireland. Please visit!

I love the tones of the photo...what do YOU think?

Shooting through the iron fence, this was handheld at 1/60th with

Velvia 50 film (Kept at 50). Centre-Weighted metered and shot at

105mm.

It is not the best scanning job but I really like this shot's

relaxing mood.

Maybe too much empty space in the top right quarter????

Thanks!

This photo was taken during Doors Open 2003 in Toronto. It is a

weekend event that allows the public into some very interesting

buildings around Toronto.

This is looking from the back of St. Mike's Church towards the right

front side of the aisle.

Comments on the geometry, layout or perspective are appreciated.

Every year in Toronto there is an event called 'Doors Open'. Old

buildings are opened to the public.

This synagogue is very old and in the Spadina Chinatown/Kensington

Market.

I like this photo because of this man and his surrondings.

Would love to hear some comments or ratings about the composition of

the photo. The Museum is run by fans of warplanes in Hamilton and

they restore them and you can go for a fly too.

I really like this one. I have to say that it makes one want to visit this place and see what else is around.

Constantine

I agree...I scanned this negative and was not thrilled with the contrast. I am getting a print made and am going to scan that.

I have fixed the contrast digitally...and reposted the photo.

This was one of the few successfully exposed photos when I borrowed a

Bronica 6x6 and the film is Portra BW.

It really was a beautiful church and in the middle of nowhere. Not

much of a buildings photographer and would like an opinion and

perhaps some tips about photographing buildings.

Thanks,

Constantine