r.j.davis

This is wonderful! As others have said, very simple, very eloquent. Great work!

An old truck in Alaska, still working hard. It typifies a lot in life

up there.

 

Comments welcomed!

I agree. This is an excellent image. Very nice use of shape, light, and shadow.

Please leave a critique!

 

This was the end result of many hours of testing and experimentation

for a pinhole photography project. It was also my first extensive use

of any lighting equipment, since paper negatives are extremely contrasty.

 

This is a technique I'm very excited with, so I appreciate any useful

critiques!

 

Thanks!

All comments and critiques are greatly appreciated. I like all

feedback, for or against, to help me improve. Thanks!

Taken from a series documenting helicopter flight from start to end.

Please leave a critique! I'm always trying to improve, and I

appreciate any comments and feedback!

It actually was kind of claustrophobic. This was a 35mm negative, cropped to 8X10 proportions, almost full frame width. The image was slightly tilted because of the way I had to cram myself and the camera into the upper corner of the cabin, so in rotating it I had to crop a thin wedge off of each side. Otherwise, it's exactly how it came out of the camera.

This photograph was taken from the back seat of an OH-58 Kiowa during

approach for landing. Squeezing up into the corner of the cabin was a

trick! Please leave a critique; I appreciate all comments! Always

seeking to get better.

Critiques are greatly appreciated, and comments are welcome, too.

Thanks for looking!

Kodak BWC film, indoors, available light.

Interesting subject, what is it? Nice texture and tone.

Beautiful! An unusual variation on the common theme, well put-together, and aesthetically pleasing. Excellent shot!

Great photo, but the cropped eye is disturbing. Either more in or more out would be better while still retaining most of the feel; but half missing makes me uneasy. Otherwise, a great photo!