johnmyers

please comment, thank you.

tell me what you think. thanks!

this photo gives me a surge of emotion...i'm pretty sure it's anger from my own past experiences -- but 'tis odd, as i am also left helpless with a sense of sympathy (or empathy? eh, i forget the difference). but anyway, the same problem is over at usefilm...crappy snapshooters give crappy ratings, or they rate everything 7/7 so you'll be happy and rate their portfolio with high marks as well. or better yet, the absolutely horrid photographs that look like CRAP get great ratings and views, but the ones that took skill, talent, eyeballs, and a tripod get smacked down either with no views or ratings at all, or low ratings...i still don't know which is worse.

thank you for your comment.

 

the jpeg totally screwed things up (as did the submission to the site...other sites render it much better), as the tiff scan is awesome.

 

i like the sky being so gray, i think it adds the somber mood i wished to accomplish with this photo. but it's still a good idea and good look with the pure black and white.

this was taken in North Dakota, a few miles outside of Grand Forks.

Please comment and tell me what you think or suggest any changes. Thanks.

thanks. almost, i metered off the lighter and mid toned areas on the back of the chair to the right.

awesome shot, love the feeling.

thanks everyone:)

I really like the composition here. The chopping off of the top flowers works, as it causes me to think about the photo and what I would see...but not in an irritating way, hehee:) good shooting.

This image is very personal and emotional to me. However, I would

still like a critique on it. I am pleased with how it came out, but

it is always nice to have other unbiased viewpoints. Any thoughts,

comments, suggestions? Thanks.

Incredible mood and ominous feeling this towering building presents...wonderfully captured.

Incredibly busy image...but it works so well for the eyes.