A few more images.

[Philip Weir]

Thought I would show you a few more shots I've done over the last few years.
[1] Parramatta River Bridge, west of Sydney, Australia.

[2] Old building in Balmain, NSW, Australia, used as a restaurant.

[3] Studio shot of glass prior to grinding for lenses.

Comments and critical analysis welcome.

 

[PNA]

I like the lighting on the glass grinding.

Nice shots

 

[Chiller]

Excellent shots. I like all three of these. The colours in that last image are amazing.

 

[Mohain]

Very nice Philip. Particularly like the glass shot, great colours and shapes. I have no critical analysis to offer, however I'm sure you could teach me a thing or two

EDIT: OK I do have some critical analysis, the sharpness looks a touch off on the last one, I'm sure it just from the resize for web tho

 

[midget patrol]

Agreed. :thumbsup:

 

[LaFoto]

That last one is striking in so far as the subject you got to photograph there is rare and not often to be seen. To tell the truth: this is the first time I am seeing glass before being ground for lenses. And the colours are quite exceptional in that one, too. So I guess I like that one best, though it is very closely followed by the first, the photo of the bridge. In that one I like your choice of aperture (nice starry light sources) and the fact that the row of stationary cars is such a pleasant opposite to the light trails of all the moving cars.

With the restaurant pic I just feel there is a bit too much foreground there, unless you'd want to show us something that has been out of use for such a long time that nature is claiming it back, but I understand this is not so (?).