georgesaguna

I like this shot, the warmth and depth of it are just amazing. I would only dare comment on one thing, the people at the end are looking out of the photo and that keeps my eye stuck there.

what a hang over

what do you people think

its Malta and we also have the old red letterboxes, should put one in the next photo. Thanks for the comments

a wide open view. i love this place

i would like to see your comments on this one. Please do have a look at

it in the larger format by clicking on the image itself. Thank you for your

time

Well this shot s made up of about 12 frames which overlap each other 70%. They have been taken with a wide angle 10 20 sigma. The streets are 2m wide and the small box on the right is the switch to open the door on the left of the photoso you can see that it is practically 360 degrees. Its a cross road on in the back streets of Rabat Gozo. Hope that this ans some questions heheh, cheers for the interest and comments

this is the coloured version and i would like to know what you think of it?

do you prefer this version or the B&W one. Personally i think this helps

a lot to understand the place, as in B&W there seems to be a little too

much confusion

the capital. any comments on how to improve or what you dont like in

this image

My eyes got stuck on this image, for a lot of different reasons, to start from its the look on her face and then because she is looking out of the window. It leves a lot of space where to dream and imagen whats beyond that window. Ye i must agree that the cross is a plus, but two things dont really impress me, the frame behind her head as the head loses definition. Secondaly the fact that she is centered in the middle, not cos of the thirds but more cos of depth into the photo. Personally i dont find that the left side of the photo contributes to any thing in the composition. I took the liberty to ps the image and as i am a lover of B&W i converted it too although i love the particular colours of this frame. Great work and i will shourly look you up again for inspiration and creative ideas

 

 

 

George Saguna

I love the minimal detail that makes up this image, every thing is there but just the right ammount. I also love the colours chosen, the warmth of the body compared to the cold background, you can nearly feel it. Nice work

Thanks for your comment and time. I know that the photo seems sort of squashed but the place is really small. This is a crossroad but the narrow streets measure only 2meters apart max. Do you have any suggestion on what i could do

early morning in the old capital. Love the place, Its just perfect for b&w i

think. Do you have any comment. This photo is the final result of three

images HDR d manually and finished with some dogging and burning.

onverted to B&W with nik software

a nearly 360, what do you think

any comment about this one is more then welcome

any comment on this one?

what do you think about this one? Any ideas to improve it?

i think that this image would have gained a lot of punch if you gave it more of a high key effect. Try to boost the whites especially. composition is interesting.

 

 

My regards George

cheers Stephen for your comments, mind you that is way i post my work, to get honest comments so that i can improve my work. Thanks a lot for that. Regards the boats being to dark might be from the setting of the screen though

on mine and at the printers they are well visible. Thanks a lot once again for the time to comment about my photo, happy new year from Gozo

 

 

George

As seen by an ant, what do you think?

i love to twist the angles. this was taken with a sigma 10 20 which i

have just purchased. nice lens. Any comment?

what do you think of this. What do you think that should have been

improved to make this a stronger photo? Thank you for you time

 

George

hi there, any comment will be more then welcome. Happy Christmas to

every one and may you have a great night

thank you to the 4/4 too hehehehe, sorry but i forgot that you are the old

lazy 3/3 heheheheh

my first try out with the sigma 10 20, I love this lens, its worth each

penny