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a photography I took several years ago.

cropped, and used in a gallery when I was in high school.

comments?

I was really just wondering why this photograph has been viewed so

many more times that all of the rest of mine.

my friend at steak and shake at 2 in the morning.

jars in a window...

The smoke is the subject, that is why it takes up 3/4 of the frame. I captured the fireman at the very beginning when they had just gotten there. The image may lack energy but it was one of a whole roll. I didn't exactly plan on it being a masterpiece. I didn't have time to get all of my lenses because I saw the smoke from my house, and at the time I only had a 50. Besides, this was as close as I could get without fireman telling me to get back and without the heat being so intense which happened to me several times.

house fire just down the road from my house. I captured it.

Sitting alone at burger king on a friday night...

does anyone have any comments about this?

Opinions and comments would be helfpul...

I took this photograph of my friend bob right after he had his molars

taken out. He was a little out of it to say the least.

Does this much negative space work? Suggestions welcome.

This photograph caught my eye and when I took a closer look at it, I was blown away. The composition is amazing and it feels like another world. It reminds me of when I was young and I was and still today am fascinated with sunsets. Cheers.

Is the contrast too intense? Should I crop the top down to that it is

not so distracting?

just curious as to what others have to say...

Just curious as to what others think about this photograph.

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any suggestions?

Is this picture even worth looking at? I took this picture couple of

years ago and was wondering if it was anything to it.

I stumbled upon this in a coffee shop and found it quite humorous.

Any comments? Critiques?

I woke up early and took this while I was on vacation with my friend.

Any comments or suggestions are more than welcome.

Does this photograph catch your eye, or is it interesting at all? I

was walking through my neighbor's yard and this caught my eye.

Incredible long exposure. I was just in San Fran last summer, and I didn't get a chance to walk to bridge. It was foggy the whole time I was there also, but it gave it a surreal feel, because you couldn't see the top of the bridge, it was almost never ending. Once again, great shot.

This was one of three shots I took at my friend's show.

 

What do you think?

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