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Giuliano Guarnieri
{K:36622} 9/6/2005
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Finally one, a little bit old ...
back to digital? :(
Lovely tones and expecially the lines definitions between the bricks... 3d effect!
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 5/26/2004
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Hi Roy, Very dynamic composition of lines, and a very good tonal range. This is a very impressive shot. Continuing on the composition, I only think the white face above the windows is (ever so) slightly distracting. But nonetheless a very impressive shot.
Cheers,
Hugo
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Clifton Jones
{K:10688} 1/20/2004
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I like this alot...Very nice shot....great eye.........
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Bee Arthur
{K:2259} 9/14/2003
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Incredible. I really want to get into architecture exploration, and this is why. Such extrordinary composition. I really like the limited tonal range, and the fact that the majority of it is a nuetral gray. This seems to place a strong focus on the abstract nature of the shapes alone. And then at the same time, you know it is a physical space so you explor the photo to find human/manmade objects that give the shapes context. This is exactly what I want to create. Great work. Thanks for sharing it.
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Allan Lineker
{K:37} 7/4/2003
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I'm sorry Roy I think you nailed it the first time. I like the subtle different shades of grey
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Darrell Larose
{K:736} 5/26/2003
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Thanks Bill, Roy has a great eye for composition. So I will get him looking at light next. I am envious of his Shen Hao as it's a jewel like camera. The APO-Sironar 180, well what can I say! Not a bad effort for his first 4x5 outing.
Darrell Larose
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Bill Akata
{K:2929} 5/22/2003
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Damn. Darrell is right Roy. It's all in the light. He has the only worthwhile comment out of everyone here. I just learned something too. Thanks Darrell.
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Darrell Larose
{K:736} 5/22/2003
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Lighting is a bit flat, now that you have that great little 4x5" field camera start looking for the light. This image would jump off the screen with a raking side-light. The 180mm is an interesting focal length that works well in this example. Might be fun with a wide lens like a 121mm. I prefer the smaller version, mind you I do love using deep shadows in some of my work.
Darrell Larose
Ottawa, Canada
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Eric Goldwasser
{K:4294} 5/20/2003
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Fantastic Roy. Love the curves. I think the tonality in the small one you attached is a little better, but damn man!
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sean slavin
{K:3488} 5/20/2003
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well done roy. great detail but it seems just a tad flat. the one you attached in your comment is much better. when did you start shooting 4x5? 8)
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Rui Palha
{K:13624} 5/20/2003
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I like the composition.
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Nino Biperio
{K:600} 5/20/2003
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Great composition and B/W choice.
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Rose Hooper
{K:899} 5/19/2003
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This is a better version.
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ml D
{K:2787} 5/19/2003
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great geometrical composition !
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Suvomoy Mitra
{K:8369} 5/19/2003
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Blocked the right place, locked right on my mind...interesting!
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Jason Henske
{K:1822} 5/19/2003
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Fun composition, Well exposed, crisp. Please check out my portfolio
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Chris Eynon
{K:1296} 5/19/2003
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Roy nice Architecture. This is great in black and white. I would have tried to get the light fixture out of the shot but that is just me.. Nice work.
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Rick Ferreira
{K:1453} 5/19/2003
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Great lines. Nice choice of B&W. Well done!
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Mason Dudley
{K:8} 5/19/2003
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Very nice curvature. Love the shapes. Excellent job.
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Melanie Manfried
{K:6} 5/19/2003
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Very nice geometrical photograph. I feel that a bit more of the staircase on the left would have been nice--but that is just my opinion. Still like the shot.
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Carl Sanders
{K:99} 5/19/2003
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Great job! i love the curves and the excellent sharpness! but however the angle kind of leads your eye to nowhere
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Bill Akata
{K:2929} 5/19/2003
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Sharp as a tack Roy and the curves contrast nicely against the straight line of the building and the cylinder of the columns.
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