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I decided to take a drive a few day ago hoping to find something to

shoot with my toyo 4x5 camera and some b&W film. During the drive I

noticed a bunch of Joshua trees just off the road and decide to see if

I could get a pic, but after setting up, it turned out that I had to

wait for about an hour to get a shot seeing the sun disappeared behind

the clouds, so as I waited, I noticed that the cloud formation changed

a number of times, so when the sun finally appeared for just a few

min, this was the shot that I got, not the one I wanted, but the one I

got. input would be good.

I also am a fan of using wide angle to give a fine art look to architecture images. so i like this image, but maybe I would pull the left top corner of the building out just a little, for less distortion. Nice contrast! 

Strong perspective on this image and framed very nicely. Good job!

Great angle! Never seen this building before, but you have captured it in the style of the great classic architural photographers. Great job. 

I've been working on this abstract digital image, for a class project and was

looking for some input from the creative community. Thanks for any insight,

even if the thought, it does not work.

Ok! I really love these natural abstract images. I mean LOVE them. They look like modern paintings  Wonderful idea, and keep shooting them. I see a show for a gallery  

Obviously this is a great perspective, with strong leading lines, which you captured it perfectly. without looking, it feels like a digital shoot, which sometimes gives the feeling of a little over sharping look. sometimes I think its best to let an image like this, go just a little softer. Check out works of Ezra Stroller. Great composition!

On a recent trip to San Francisco, I decided to put down my digital camera,

and shoot some black and white film This complex provided some

interesting angles to create some images. It was about 12noon, so decided

to create some contrast, using my 29red filter.

I took this picture of these stairs at night

Louis I. Kahn would even be amazed. Is this a night shot? beautiful contrast.

excellent execution, would love to see this in print.

Shot using HP5 black and white film

Shot of los angeles skyline I loved this view and thought it would look good at night. I

shot this using black and white 100 speed film. I was also glad that it was an area that

not too many are around at this time of night. It also help that it was taken during the

seventh game on the Lakers playoff. LOL Thanks for viewing

I think that this image shows why it's important to have a good eye for compostion, which does take a lot of hard work, unless we get lucky, which still takes time to compose and see it through the lens. But for me, it's clear that a lot of digital work was done, which for me make this image look like it's put together, more than one shot. So it looks more like a painting than a photo, which is fine as long as that's the look your going for. Art is art!

Great feeling looking at this portrait, gives the look of an late 50's early 60's shot. Great shot, thanks for sharing.7/7

Looks like a giant snake. great job.

shot using a fisheye lens with my pentax 67 using fuji film

wonderful building that is a work of art.

Shot from roof of hotel over looking Manhattan.

great shot well balanced, and good angle.

I know that everyone has a right to give there opinion on of an image on this website, and that should never change, but I feel that sometimes, when people give a low score on an image like this, it seems they should be required to give a critique, which may be helpful to understand how this image could be improved, because this image is flawless to me. But i could be wrong. Anyway, amazing job, lighting, composition, texture, are close to perfect. Thanks for showing

wonderfully shot, the colors, the feel. Looks like a painting. Great job

Love the lines and the black and white. I wondering what the color image looked? thanks for showing.

Love the image, but looking on my screen, the HDR effect seems a little to strong. Good job!

Love the angle of your shot. You took an ordinary location that most would not give a second look and drawn us into it. great job.