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This was part of a set of heavy wooden platforms that were used to hold a house up off it's foundation. The San Francisco house had knocked off its foundation in the 1989 earthquake. I thought the crisscrossed lines and sense of massiveness was interesting.

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This is a doorway on Church Street in San Francisco. It was a sunny day (not all that common in S.F.) and I was struck by how vigorous the vegetation looked.

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I liked the complementary textures of the light board against the dark fence. The flowers were just a bonus.

I put this in the fine art category. I think it is but am willing to be convinced otherwise.

This is out back of a bed and breakfast in Capitola, California. I think the complicated lines, shapes, textures and somewhat cockeyed angle was interesting and comes out as a satisfying composition. What do you think?

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Fine Photography is a new site dedicated to the democritization of Fine Photography. I hope some photo.neters agree with its philosophy and would like to establish galleries and write articles.

This is a fine composition. I think the framing is actually distracting. I'd much rather see a larger version of the image.

I think this is of the Saint Ansel school and very good. Good tonal range, powerful composition. I think the mid-tones are not quite as contrasty as they could be. Excellent photograph.

Beautiful composition and technically excellent execution.

Great image. I wish you had posted a higher resolution image. I wish you had left in the bottoms of the tires.

Outstanding shot. I wish it were higher resolution so I could see the details more clearly.

This has a Henri Cartier-Bresson feel to it. I love the way the reflections from the bracelet act in counterpoint to the catch-lights in her eyes.

Again (I think I just critiqued another of your photos) beautiful pattern and tones.

Gorgeous pattern an tones.

First class. I'd love to see a silver print.

 

Nothing quite like urban decrepitude.

Great tone range and placement. Complex but not busy composition. You could push the contrast a little more and sharpen a little more but those are just nits.

Excellent image. "American Gothic" revisited.

Strong composition. Very strange tonality. Is the "X" intentional?

As presented this is kind of bleached. I'm sure it could be fixed in a print.

Excellent abstract. There is nothing in the world like metal and corrosion.

A modern Berenice Abbot