jason j

January 9, 2007

Congratulations on reaching 50! May you have another wonderful 50 years of life.

January 8, 2007

Yes. It is a Chihuly glass scupture in the Indianapolis Children's Museum. A similar photo by someone else won an award in one of the popular photography magazines. Photo.net member Becky Brill has even better shots of this scupture in her portfolio at www.photo.net/photos/brillb

January 8, 2007

What does this really say?

January 8, 2007

Bravo

January 8, 2007

Nice soft lighting. She looks really beautiful, but her expression seems somewhat blank. Nonetheless, I really like how her hair frames her face and how you lit her hair. Good job.

January 7, 2007

The young lady was holding a camera searching for subjects, while the

older man appears to have found a subject. Please let me know if you

have similar photos in your portfolio. I find them funny. Thanks.

January 6, 2007

Serendipity shot taken while on a bus tour of Montreal at a sociology

conference. Comments welcome.

January 6, 2007

An old building in a Houston neighborhood that serves as place for

people to meet, dance, and drink (as long as they bring their own).

January 5, 2007

This setting really highlights the model's beauty. I also like the textures.

January 5, 2007

Like the curving green and black lines behind the kids and read stairs, but you might try cropping the foreground a bit more. Looks like their is a hole in the front lower left corner. I hope you have other shots of those rolling hillsides.

January 5, 2007

Not your typical bee in a flower shot. I like it because it is so busy, like bees should be. Have you submitted this to a publisher, such as one of the online stock photo companies?

January 5, 2007

Thanks for the clarification.

January 5, 2007

Shot could be improved. Not sure how, but I hope to get another better shot when I return to Houston. Thanks.

January 5, 2007

Very funny. Good use of lighting as well. By the way, if you ever want to take the time to mark up one of my photos to show me how I can improve. Go right ahead. Happy New Year!

January 4, 2007

Try using levels in Photoshop elements to cut down on the glare at the top of this photo. Horse looks bored.

January 4, 2007

I like all the angles in the shot, such as her arms, the mike stand, the light beams. I would like to see the shadows handled better and see her eyes, but those would be tough to get from this perspective.

January 4, 2007

Makes me wonder about the neighborhood that such a worn mailbox is kept locked.

January 4, 2007

It was Walker Evans. Thanks for the correction and compliments.

January 4, 2007

This photograph reminded me of Robert Frank's photograph of

photographs in a portrait studio window. This shot may be weak on

technique, but I think that it has interesting subjects that tell a

universal story about time. What do you think?

January 4, 2007

A classic shot of the Seine, with wonderful leading lines, but a bit busy. A shot with fewer people might be better. What was your intent in making this photograph? It makes me reminisce about spending rainy days in Paris walking along the Seine. (And I've never been to France!)

January 4, 2007

Good capture. You made a picture of picture that someone made of someone making a picture. I suppose this depicts our common human need to make pictures. Nice!

January 4, 2007

She is so beautiful and her concentration is so complete. I also like the blurred foreground and background and the way her colleague is barely visible. What is she doing?