tapper1

I really like this. Great tone and composition.

Any critique is appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

Steve

Any critique is appreciated!

It was an S2 with a Nikon 28-70/f2.8 lens.

Thanks for your critique!

Any critique is appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

Steve

Any comments are appreciated.

 

Thank You

 

Steve Tapper

Thanks for the critiques!

Thanks for the critiques!

for all the comments.

i like the crop you did!

to answer the first question, this was shot with two large strips standing on edge with two small strips wedged between them at the top and bottom. that's what you see in her pupils.

 

thanks again

 

steve

Thanks for your critiques!

I appreciate any critiques.

I appreciate any critiques.

I appreciate any critiques.

I wish I could say this shot was thought out and that I was trying to capture a 'look'. There was a small service going on, and I felt it inappropriate to take photos. It was really bright outside and really dusty inside, as they were doing construction about 100 feet away. When I saw this 'beam' I took the shot to see if the beam would show up. This was the only exposure I took in that cathedral. I'd forgotten about it until I saw the print. I was excited, but knew it was more fluke than competance.

I appreciate your comments and critique.

 

Take Care, Steve.

I kept missing sunset colors time after time. I changed the metering to spot (rather than average or center weighted). I started looking for a neutral tone to meter from. In this case, I think I metered off of the gravel road. I think the biggest change came when I switched film to Fuji Velvia. It really pulls in these types of colors. Now sunsets seem to turn out more consistant for me. If you find other ways, I'd love to hear them, though.

Take Care, Steve.

Thanks so much for the comments! I've looked at your work as I've seen your names. Comments coming from this group means a lot.

 

Take Care

 

Steve

I appreciate your comments.

Have a Great Day!

Your comments are appreciated.

This was a pleasure to look at. I think one of your best.

Outstanding shot! I like the exposure of your whole folder.

Great shot. Love the light.

First time trying this? Wow, you did a great job!

I really like this. Even though it's upside down, it seems like it's staring at me. Good work.