Military Base built in 1824 and a couple other pictures. Comments.

[NEPats37]

I recently went to Fort Adams military base in Newport, Rhode Island. It was built in 1824. I have included some pictures below as well as some other random shots. Comments welcome.
Thanks




Side of building

Side of building

Old cannons

View from behind fort

Froze liquid with quick flash.

Multiple exposure. Side view and front view.

 

[NEPats37]

bump....looking for some suggestions and opinions

 

[NEPats37]

wow nothing!

 

[schumionbike]

Hi, one time I post some images and no one respond after like 60 views so it just happen. I didn't think the picture all that intersting until I turn up the contrast and brightness on my computer =) It look really dark and not that interesting before so maybe that why?? That's say, the sky in the first one is blow out. The second one look okay once I adjust the monitor. The third one, I didn't know those were canon until I read your thing, I would make it more obvious in the pictures. I thought those were old pipes, woops. In the fourth picture, I think the bridge is too in the middle, I would crop out most of the sky to make the bridge be on the top third of the picture. Sorry if I sound like I'm preaching, it just my way of seeing thing. Hope this help.

 

[BoblyBill]

1824!?!?!?! That's a long time ago! As far as the pictures, this would be one of a very few times that you will ever hear me say step back. I say that is I'm really curious about what this place looks like, but here there is just a few pictures of rather close shots of the walls and canons. Some of them have serious grain/noise going on especially #4 with the bridge. What kind of camera are you using?

 

[NEPats37]

1824!?!?!?! That's a long time ago! As far as the pictures, this would be one of a very few times that you will ever hear me say step back. I say that is I'm really curious about what this place looks like, but here there is just a few pictures of rather close shots of the walls and canons. Some of them have serious grain/noise going on especially #4 with the bridge. What kind of camera are you using?

i agree completely with stepping back. here's the problem, the place is huge and if I went to far back to get it all in i'd be in the ocean. the grain is not from my camera its from my scanner, I almost hate using it to show my pictures. the bridge looked good before i scanned it. my camera was a canon a1.

 

[CalebPhotographer]

I really like the shadows on the glass with the drink sloshing out. I also like the detail in the wall on the second shot. Great job. =)

 

[NEPats37]

I really like the shadows on the glass with the drink sloshing out. I also like the detail in the wall on the second shot. Great job. =)

thanks for the comments

 

[BoblyBill]

i agree completely with stepping back. here's the problem, the place is huge and if I went to far back to get it all in i'd be in the ocean. the grain is not from my camera its from my scanner, I almost hate using it to show my pictures. the bridge looked good before i scanned it. my camera was a canon a1.

I hate scanner grain/noise!!!!!! I used to have to scan all of my pictures (before I got an older DSLR). I would say try noise ninja on those but I'm not even sure if noise ninja can fix some of those . It's to bad because I really like #4 if it weren't for the noise.

 

[NEPats37]

I hate scanner grain/noise!!!!!! I used to have to scan all of my pictures (before I got an older DSLR). I would say try noise ninja on those but I'm not even sure if noise ninja can fix some of those . It's to bad because I really like #4 if it weren't for the noise.

#4 really does look great on the original print. im gonna try to fix it up a bit later on. ill repost it if it looks better.

 

[NEPats37]

how is this. i sharpened it up a bit....looks a little better