evan_parker

This would look great on an album cover... perhaps to Boards of Canada's "Music Has the Right to Children".

OK, so it may not be the most technically correct photograph. To me, people who "quibble over the technicalities" are usually people with the best cameras, best film developing techniques, best paper... and only moderate compositional skills.

 

This picture could be interpreted as being a metaphor for life itself. Everyone seems to be at a different stage, from climbing out of the primordial goo of the water, to climbing the ladder, to jumping, with others only observing or taking alternate exits along the way. What an excellent photo. This, to me, is art. A photo does not have to be grainless with perfect contrast to be so.

This is my first photo to be submitted to photo.net. I'm in High

School, just starting to indulge my new-found passion in photography

and the wet darkroom. I would greatly appreciate honest critiques of

my frog photo, with suggestions on how to make this or future shots

better. Thanks for your time.

Although the print could use some judicious dodging, particularly around the face and front of the automobile, I like this shot very much. The contrast of the sky and the mystery of the beat-up car work well together. This shot makes me wonder what's outside the frame.