left pocket minox

I liked this photo because of the geometry.  All those nice lines but after looking at it, I like how it is cropped with the land firmly below the hulls but the transom sits with water beneath.  The horizon is blocked here and aludes to a past on the water.  I can not see he green cast but it does seem to lack crisp edges, but this could be my monitor calibration too.  I might check that again, if I were you.

I think you need to close the ketchup! Otherwise, its a bit dark for me, or I just like looking at your backgrounds... Have you already cropped this one, the far left pulls my eye a bit. How many boxes of baking soda does one man need anyway!? Love your point of view and everything that comes with it.

rfo

I never saw the bricks coming. Its a pattern and though somewhat distracting, the pattern allows the otherwise colorless car to really look low and fast. I like the wheels in opposition. Was this on purpose?

A dune passage near Zandfort Strand Holland. The Moon, a pale disk

at the top waited for me.

I just love this composition. The trees point to the sun and limbs point to the shadows in complete agreement.

Everything I need to know is in this photo. The story is told and at the end, even the mirror relfects time has stopped, for the moment. Even lighting, off set angle allow the table to talk to the viewer.

I took this photo from a small farm path in Belgium. I really like

the natural patterns. Would you have; taken the photo at all,

orientated the horizon to the camera axis, digitally enhanced the

image in some further way?

 

I took this image, as all my posted images so far are, with a Minox

IIIs using Mino Pro 100 8x11mm film. Shutter setting at 1/500

second, ranged at infinity setting.