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Trying to show the decay of industry compared to the blossoming of

graffiti art.

Trying to show the decay of industry compared to the blossoming of

graffiti art.

Trying to show the decay of industry compared to the blossoming of

graffiti art.

Trying to show the decay of industry compared to the blossoming of

graffiti art.

This is a print that is going to be exhibited soon at a university

exhibition. Your thoughts are much appreciated.

 

This is the home of a friend of mine.

Thank you for the feedback, that really helps :)

Beautiful details and textures. It almost seems like there's too much going on in the shot though. Maybe a crop to only part of the photo which still shows all those amazing features of the plant would help.

Feedback is appreciated :D

This was for an assignment at uni.

The theme for the assignment was "You are here, I am there".

I had a lot of trouble making sense of this. What I came up with is

the relationship between predator and prey, and how there is a

distance between them. The predator is "here" behind the camera, and

the prey is "there", running or hiding, shown in the photograph. I

just wanted to make a similar metaphor abut the relationship between

predatory animals and animals of prey.

I wanted to portray the disconnectedness one can feel from oneself

when experiencing a 'dissociative event'.

This is a psychological term which describes a response people have to

trauma or difficult situations. They may respond by cutting off their

emotions and to them it can feel as if they are watching their life

from behind a movie but not actively participating in it.

Another possible title could be "Monopod"

Hi,

The quality of this image is not great, I know. The lab I took it to

processed it in black and white chemistry by mistake. It is actually

colour 120 film.

However I tried to concentrate on the composition... what are your

thoughts on it?

Thanks for any feedback.

Hi Paul. Thanks for the comment, I am glad your daughter likes it :) I think a portrait of an animal should show its personality - and Tiger is definitely a mischievous cat.

Please let me know what you think of this photo. Thank you

Interesting shot. It has a really fantastical fee lto it because of the greenish tinted light. Lovely composition too. Well done.

Please let me know how I can improve this and what is good about it.

Thank you :)

I tried to replicate the style of Brassai's still lifes. How can I

improve this? What is good about it? Thank you for the help.

Taken with a 2 megapixel Nikon Coolpix about 2 1/2 years ago. Thoughts

appreciated.

I appreciate your comment Gary :) No one has ever said that to me about this photo. Thank you!

I love the dark moody tones. Well composed. It's a lovely image.

This is unmanipulated. I dangled the dragon fly above the light bulb

with fishing line.

Hi Martin, thanks for the comment on my photo :) The light in the shot is very interesting, and I think it's a great idea to capture it through the tree's branches like that.

I've looked through your gallery, and I was thinking that you should try shooting with film. The way that the background in this photo has been overexposed by the digital camera means that there is no detail. If you shot in film, you would get a lot more of the background. Film can usually handle difficult lighting conditions better than digital. Let me know if you try it!

Fantastic colour. The composition is very well balanced. The deep green gives it a kind of fantastical or surreal feel.

Beautiful shot. The colours are wonderful. May I ask how you achieved that effect with the star?

Great pose you caught that bird in - really clumsy but beautiful all at the same time. I agree with the previous person's post, it is rather dark. Perhaps you could try brightening it and maybe warming it up a little too.