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The color and detail are what I like in this one. The reflections

help as well. Let me know what you think.

The tones on his face are really what strike me on this one. The

kind of luminescant look. The pose is pretty good to. Let me know

what you think.

I really like the repeating lines and angles with this one. The

square in the lower half and the upper half thats dynamic as an

addition.

I like the expression on him in this one. He looks like someone that

could really work you over.

I like the way the chrome bends across the shot and has 3 hot spots

comparable to the 3 larger circles next to them.

Here is my grandfather. This is probably the best expression I've

photographed from him. I'm aware of the blown out area on top of his

head, but this was the way the negative was. Using a flash would of

helped, but I may have lost the darker skin tones on his face.

A favorite church in downtown Vancouver at night. Converted from

color pic. I like the B&W better for mood.

This is a second time shot 10 years later from original shot. Let me

know what you think.

I love the idea behind this. I would have put a camera from the 50s as the second camera instead of two old ones from about the same era. That would work with the digital and show progression. Well done.

I like the energy of the horse in this one. Framing is good. Its a shame the rider didn't have his head up. I would almost wonder if cropping off the fence on the right might help it, but that would also throw off framing.

The grain effect is interesting. Makes it look like really old B&W film or a pic you cropped really close on. It takes away the detail somewhat, but as an effect it looks good.

I think the photo would improve for the distracting background- mainly the crane above her head. You may have wanted it there however. Also the lighting seems quite dark making it harder to see all thats in the picture. I would have picked a better time of day or when its sunnier. The black car as such is hard to see in this lighting. The pose is good.

Now thats a great shot! I have a similar shot of a plane through trees, but this one is more dramatic. Well done.

I like the golden look of the city. Very nice. If you hadn't told it was a plane in the picture in the upper left, I would've had no clue what it was, and actually thought it looks distracting in the picture like a hair in the frame.

Incredible shot! I wonder how you got it.

The day was somewhat overcast, so the sky was rather cloudy. The sun does not reach this spot in fall. In order to lighten up the area, I had to cut and paste the original sky as it was back into the lightened picture. The sky as above was as it was shot. A graduated density filter may of helped, but since the sky was cloudy white anyway- I don't think it would of helped.

I know this bridge. I used to live in that part of the city. Capilano Suspension bridge. Anyways its almost impossible to not get at least one person on that bridge as its a tourist attraction. Another interesting view would be more left.

I used to have Siamese fighting fish. This is an old reminder of them. Great dynamic shot of them. I would have cropped a little closer however.

Nice lighting. Her skin is so smooth it almost looks like a plastic barbie doll. Was there some softening added to this photo to give that look?

A face only a mama...

 

Very funny. Does he tip over too? :P

I really like the look of this one. The deep blue really sets it apart. Getting the moon in the shot really adds to it.

My only other option is to put them in a folder and let people see them one by one, but then there's a good chance everyone won't see them in a row and all of them. This is why I posted them together here. And this is not the first time I've seen pictures in a series on Photonet.

Well done.

It was shot at dusk and the lighting was low. The sky was also overcast. The results are what you see in the scan.

Nina- love the photo. Those eyes are intense! With the zoom you used, where abouts in the range were you with this pic? Due to the eyes being larger I assume closer to wide angle, but the reflection of you in her eyes looks like you're back a bit and not right in her face. How close to her were you?