william_lohsen

Im just looking for comments on the subject...not the background. I

know it was horrible but i had no choice unfortunantly.

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If you give me a critique, Ill give you a cookie.

Any critiques would be helpful.

Any critiques would be welcome.

I wanted to get the street and the buildings and the open air

market. I was wondering if I should have waited for more people or

shown more the the pedestrian walk? The actuall market and area were

packed with people for the most part, except when I took the photo.

I was trying to capture movement on the pad with a digital camera

rather than a video camera. I was wondering if it was effective and

what I could do to get even better results. (Besides a tripod, as

the camera's tripod mounting bolt is broken)

I was trying to capture the red glow of the heating element as well

as the rest of the machine, so i set a 4 second exposure with a

flash. I am not happy with the glow, though atleast I captured some.

Any ideas of how i can capture the glow and the machine better?

below -20C? thats cold as heck. sure it isnt frozen?

Actually they are my footprints, so out of... however, I was headed to a darker region; it's just i hadn't walked there yet so no footprints were headed in that direction, so i had to photograph those.

I want to convey that the person is heading away from the camera and

into the unknown. Does this work, or should i show the person in the

photo?

Thats a mighty pretty photograph

I didnt know cameras could do this...

How is it that the only part of the photo that is in focus is the

water on the right of the photo? i would at the very least expect

that nearby concrete structures would also be in focus. Even though

most of the picture is out of focus, i still cant help staring at

it... sortof like when you drive by a horrible accident and cant help

but sneak a peak.(i do at any rate)

I was dubious about the suns location in this photo, as well as how

much light to allow into the picture.As a result i have approximatly

5 photos of this scene, with varying light, sun locations, etc, and

was wondering which is the best, and whether it is better to take a

photo of this scene and have detail in the buildings/boats or just

their silhouettes.

Im redoing this photo tonight with a good backdrop...

What is the name of the technique im using(long exposure of a light

source(s))? Am i using it effectivly? Does it appear that i burned my

finger :-) [cause i did, hence the long streak of me jerking the

match back]?

Any comments, ratings, etc, would be appreciated. I took this for

fun, but it turned out pretty well, in my opinion.

Comments?

Comments please. Personally i don't know what to make of this one...

They have left the nest now.

Bottle of tequila. Considering continuing the series with different

kinds of beverages/glasses/settings.