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p0stal b0b posted:Still a newbie, but I recently upgraded my camera, which was excuse enough to go for a walk... This one's my favorite, nice stuff. You should go for more walks.
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p0stal b0b posted:
Very nice!
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p0stal b0b posted:
I like this one CodfishCartographer posted:
this is also rad, wish it was closer to the car though Some recent ones from me...   
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That's some real good poo poo Eggs and Nigel.
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Megabound posted:That's some real good poo poo Eggs and Nigel. Agreed
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My gut reaction to these is that they might benefit from more tonal range or emphasis in the mid-tones, but everyone else here seems to dig them, so what am I missing? I'm trying to learn to properly appreciate a wide variety of photographic styles, even if I can't yet successfully emulate them, so if the thread feels happy to educate me, what do others appreciate about these photos, or what do people feel makes them good? (Serious question, not trying to be snarky or anything!)
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p0stal b0b posted:Some fantastic stuff on this page... I agree. I'm not a fan of those super-flat B&W images, but each to his own, etc,
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The flatness to me makes it feel hot, dry and run down, which works for the subject matter. I really enjoy it.
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p0stal b0b posted:My gut reaction to these is that they might benefit from more tonal range or emphasis in the mid-tones, but everyone else here seems to dig them, so what am I missing? I'm trying to learn to properly appreciate a wide variety of photographic styles, even if I can't yet successfully emulate them, so if the thread feels happy to educate me, what do others appreciate about these photos, or what do people feel makes them good? (Serious question, not trying to be snarky or anything!) Normally I'd agree with you, but Its something I've been experimenting with on this series. I didn't consider making it look dry (its quite humid here in Tennessee), but like Megabound said I thought it helped show the heat and I felt it added a mood that fit the subject matter.
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Megabound posted:The flatness to me makes it feel hot, dry and run down, which works for the subject matter. I really enjoy it. eggsovereasy posted:Normally I'd agree with you, but Its something I've been experimenting with on this series. I didn't consider making it look dry (its quite humid here in Tennessee), but like Megabound said I thought it helped show the heat and I felt it added a mood that fit the subject matter. Ah, so it's more of a subjective mood thing, that makes sense. It certainly does make them feel hot, which is interesting given the lack of colour. That's an intriguing use of tone, I'll remember that...
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Thirding this, all the elements are off-centre, nothing is aligned, and yet it's perfectly balanced... P7085762_bw by Dan Packer, on Flickr
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I love it, great mix of lines and curves... P7135897_a by Dan Packer, on Flickr
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Really dig the one with the ridge of windmills in the background.
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Megabound posted:Really dig the one with the ridge of windmills in the background. Thanks, that's also my favorite.
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Megabound posted:Really dig the one with the ridge of windmills in the background. Agreed, I also dig this one
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The shaded silo with the lit hill is pretty cool too. I dig the second one square to the building too, symmetry speaks to me.
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... and all would be very strong contenders in this month's contest thread.
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