brad_martin

Oh, this I like. What a great space and a nice working of it. As far as "production quality" goes, I guess I would like to see a bit more contrast. The dusty/dirty theme is strongly worked with the subjects and doesn't need to be supported by "muddy" printing.

These wooden blocks were inside the loft space of a 100+ year-old

barn in rural Manitoba and, by all accounts, have been undisturbed

for as long as anyone knows. Constructive input is always welcomed.

I find the angles of this disturbing/disorienting.

what a spooky space. I love the stories that it lets me drum up.

J'aime la composition et la lumiere mais la colour de la ceil est mauvais n'est pas?

The arch is great, quite playful.

Great.

This knotted rope was found in a 100+ year-old barn in rural

Manitoba. To my knowledge, the barn has not been accessed for a very

long time and the idea of this knot being left over from a past era,

and certainly a past context, seemed very attractive to me. The

original had a very red tone to it so PS was used to drop the

saturation. Constructive input is always welcomed.

Is this real? the petals appear as cloth or heavy paper. Regardless, it is a wonderful image. I might be tempted to burn in the three petals front left-center for the sake of additional detail. Composition is pleasing but the missing bottom might be nice to see

Well lit scene, I'm not sure that I "get it", other than the contrast between the two subjects. It sort of has a commercial feel with all the empty space above.

Kinda looks like a fMRI scan. Novel for a photograph, pretty photoshoppy.

How, this is really quite wonderful. The model's stance, coupled with the dramatic lighting makes me feel like the light is "backing him up". The point where the light meets the reflection seems to slice this guys waist in half but the bright red belt saves the day (don't they always).

I had to scale the outside of a 100 year old barn to get inside its locked doors.

Inside I found this lovely bottle smashed on the floor with light streaming

through it. Constructive suggestions are always welcomed.

Brad

This is one from a series of production stills where the director wanted lonely,

yet imtimate. Constructive feedback is very welcome.

Haunting

This is a production still from a series that I recently shot. The director wanted

a sense of lonelyness but still imtimate.

I'll try to translate:

-Already seen on another website but I'll comment here. Beautifully lit but too bad that the light is mostly on the left. I would prefer to see the base of the fingers for a little added sensuality and a bit more light on the right.

 

Sorry for any errors in the translation.

Brad

superb!

So soft and dream-like. My knee jerk response is to say that the image "falls in half" but I don't think that is the case, there is enough extra value here that it works.

Excellent use of shadow here. could you have kept her in the shadow but have her drawing open the sheers? Very suggestive.

I would like to see a bit more light in the left side of the image and maybe the tip of the branch the is just outside the visable area (is it on the neg?). Otherwise great work. (almost) excellent composition.

The vingetting (sp?) hurts but the rest of the image is so much fun. Even the slight angle... great work.

Another one, such a distinctive look. Wonderful, great use of lighting.

I'm becoming a fan Dan.

Wonderful work. Just abstract enough to interest the viewer but not so much so that it leaves you guessing. I love the tones and hues, very rich.