southernimager
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Of all the images up for critique, this is the only one I opened. It is not plagued with center-spot syndrome. Kudos for that. Love the black and white, the contrast. The radiating lines from the hole in the glass, upper left intersection of the Rule of Thirds. Diverse textures are nice. In my opinion, this is very well done, even if broken glass isn't as titillating as an exotic sunset in the Bahamas, cutting the scene through the middle. (Whew! Got that off my chest, lol.) Don't share this one with T.N. for his opinion. He'll crop the "excess" while saying something about giving more attention to the subject. Destroy the art and promote the subject. Carrumba! Mama mia! LOL -
One of the benefits of having a camera. Thanks for sharing this cute sight with us. -
Well done, Franz. -
When the mundane is elevated to art form. -
I waited with one exposure left on a 36 exposure roll of 35mm Kodacolor, for 45 minutes and finally gave up. The young raccoon was not going to turn and look at me. And they usually won't Tired and ready for bed, I went ahead and imaged the youth with my -
This fire ant bed has exactly twelve ports, openings. It was situated below kitchen window one morning. -
Cloud level at midnight on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 1989. Canon AE1-P in Manual Mode, tripod and shutter release. I do not remember or have EXIF data. All I know is it is ISO-100, Kodacolor. That's the only negative film I exposed until Kodak came out with -
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Beautiful bloom -
Autumn colors in beautiful Appalachia. -
Both the leaf and the day are ending. -
The late, warm sunlight was nice on the cold statue. -
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This critter was on the steering wheel of my lawnmower late one night. -
I'd never seen an iris quite like this one in my neighbor's yard.
