Week 31 was Words - First phoots taken with my new Zoom lens. Got upclose and personal with a canvas hanging on my wall. Its of a world map - Hence 'Orbis'.
Hi Matthew. Welcome to the forum - great start.
Tear: Those guys are really useful. The image could almost double for Medical too as they seem to be rendering First Aid. Prefer the colour version for the added clarity of detail. DoF is good.
Medical: Nicely themed and very topical. Has an uncanny resemblance to my locum ... facially at least. A bit lost against the dark bg, especially the right hand so maybe a shallower DoF or colour ?!?!
Words: Like the olde worlde impression and the pano crop.
A good start, but although I do also really like the words, I'd prefer to see whole letters rather than clipped at both ends - so I'm picking/liking the colour tear pic of the three as my pic of the opening bunch, a nice fun shot, bang on theme and well set up
Words look a bit lost on my PC and I can't enlarge the image to have a good look.
Medical... I like the use of B&W I think it emphasizes the reason for him being there, great for the theme.
Colour Tear pic is a great fun shot ...excellent idea to add in the figures to give it some action.
Looking forward to following your thread ....good luck.
Hi Matthew. #1 for me - great indoor shot of a happy event, light, airy, colourful. Everything spot on with the others too and quite like the simplicity of #2 and natural framing in #3. All good.
Thanks Carl, Appreciate the comments. Was happy with the outcome as they were pretty quick snaps. #1 was taken whilst following the wedding party out, if id had more time I would of waited until the man had moved.
Ok I'm a huge fan of these three shots. Although they are an obvious choice but to me there is no more beautiful architecture than that or religious institutions. I'm not religious but you can't ignore the craftsman ship and creativity that has been applied to the structures. I also really like how you've made the first two shots feel light and warm.
Hi Matthew ...super indoor shot, composition looks just right, good that you caught a wedding, the flowers add that extra touch. The second one I'd be tempted to clone out that bit on the bottom right, but I really like the simplicity of that one. The last one ....smashing light on the church in the dark frame, all excellent for the topic.
Thanks Susie, have added "support" to the thread again.
Saw it and though ooo thats a nice resting position watching over the fells.
Then realised it matched the theme!
Appreciate the CC on the window shot. I agree with the crop.
Hi Matthew.
Support: What a fabulous find! nice "gritty" shot which that suits the b&w treatment.
Geometric: As above really/ I like the dereliction and decay. I particularly like the way that the irregularity of the smashed panes contrasts with the stark geometry of the window panes.
Thanks guys. I tried to PP #2 into a B&W with just the vibrant colors left but it didnt work too well.
As for #1 I agree about the reflection, should of cropped his body out at least. I was walking through town thinking about the FASHION topic and looked up to see the shop infront of me.
Hi Matthew, two interesting shots, with the first one I would have been tempted to crop it to just that shop.
#2 is much more on theme for me, bright, up to the minute fashion, lots of seasonal colour and an excellent angle with the escalator in the background.
Hi Matthew ... I thought I'd commented on some of yours already but no.
Tear ... a bit of fun ... I prefer the colour.
Medical ... great fun, thanks for sharing.
Words ... is just great, but more context is needed.
Support ... more wackiness, but not sure B&W helps.
Religion ... I like all those. Things Religion make good subjects.
Fashion ... street I like and it includes the Fashion word ...
Fashion #2 ... I don't know how you pulled this off but mannequins in shops and challenging to the extreme. This looks good.
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