d_gillespie
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I like this composition, I have difficulty with the muted tones, its seems all to muddy. I suggest some minor adjustments in the brightness. -
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With an image like this with so many vertical elements in regular spacing it is a real compositional challenge. Being almost in the center can be more distracting that being off center by enough to ensure it was planned. I would suggest that the alignment is so close it is worth a return to shot a second time and get it completely true, or move enough to one side to give a different perspective. -
With such nice focus, DOF and controlled lighting I wonder why there was the desire to add a fuzzy matte frame? Seems contradictory.
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Tough call, the blue is a great balance for the browns and yellows, maybe a lower angle, almost on the ground may give enough sky and stretch the horizon?
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I may challenge the position of the truck, would it be better more to the right allowing for a sense of potential to the left? Also was any thought given to landscape orientation vs. portrait? Interesting.
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It is exceptionally difficult to shoot at the sun and achieve any success, bravo, this image works for several reason, composition, color, balance I assume learned through experience. I really have only one criticism and that is the framing and the artist's signature, I just don't care for this distraction. Nice work.
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What a fantastic sky. The noise in the image is too distracting. Great composition. -
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I guess the question for me is about the lamp post, vertical, shops and the lens flare? I like the composition but what is not interesting - to me - are the shops at the bottom. With the challenge of maintain a vertical datum with a very tall building there have to be compromises. I tend to like the lamp post as a balance to the building, I don't care for the lens flare. Interesting.
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I agree the composition and ideas are interesting. Is there a higher resolution version that can be posted? I really like the idea, but the distraction of focus may be too much to overcome.
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Excellent lighting and interesting composition. The focus for me is too soft, or perhaps this was hand held - in that case I would try a mono-pod or tripod for stability. -
I almost didn't notice the three subjects on the right side. If they are important, and by the title I assume they are, should they be given a little more attention? I also think the angle of this shot could be lower.
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It has the ability to be a striking image, but the lack of sharp focus on the house really take away from the shot, for me at least.
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This almost looks like a travel snapshot where you can show people where you had lunch or what your hotel looked like. The empty bench and light post have some potential to tell a story but the trees and building are too strong and those simple objects can't compete with that much "noise". The face of the limestone building on the left is a little overexposed near the top. Perhaps this might work better with different framing or cropping.
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This is definitely one for the "How did they do that?" folder. I am guessing bicycles, no they would be smoother, people walking? or maybe lots of underpaid photographic assistants with flashlights.
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