ianfarrell

Hi.

 

I'd be grateful of any comments on this picture of my mate Kerry. I positioned the camera

so that the reflection of the lights in the wet pavement coincided with Kerry's feet,

surrounding them in a "halo". This was the last shot I took, as a train drew into the station.

 

Ian.

I took this while I was getting to know a camera I borrowed as part of my job. I'd really like

to do more people photography, but finding a subject is ALWAYS a problem. Anyway, this

is the nicest photo I've ever taken of my wife - but I'd be interested to get your comments.

In hindsight I perhaps should have asked her to tidy her hair up a bit, but then it would

have ruined the spontaneity of it all.

Saw some excellent "street art" in San Francisco recently. And given

my new-found obsession with all things colourful I had to risk

getting mugged by pulling my camera out know and again.

 

I can't claim much of the credit for the original image in this shot

really, but I like the way there is a distinctly suspect-looking

stain on the blue woman's forehead!

Really excellent this! And the strong shadows are critical to the image's success, IMHO.

 

And some people say you shouldn't take photographs in strong sunlight!! Bah!

I'd grateful of any comments on this photograph, taken on a recent

weekend trip to Denmark

 

Many thanks

 

Ian.

Am really not sure about this - I think the framing is perhaps a bit

much...?

I'd be grateful of any comments

 

Thanks

 

Ian.

I find this shot really intriguing. It really caught my eye at first and made me think Wow!. Then I started thinking along the same lines as a few others who have commented -that I would perhaps have either cropped a little off the left and bottom or changed my viewpoint by moving a bit to the right.

Now Ive changed my mind again. I like the slightly quirky composition of this: it makes me keep looking at it and staves off any chocolate box type thoughts!

You must be really happy with this I would be! Well done!

I'd be grateful of any comments anyone would like to make regarding

this. I'm trying to get into "flower portraits" a bit and this is my

first attempt.

I'd be grateful of any comment on this pictture of York Railway

Station. Thanks,

 

Ian.

I love this! Always wanted to try it myself so I may give it a go now you've inspired me...