1 hr photo

[bribrius]

 

[tirediron]

Nice! I quite like this.

 

[bribrius]

thanks. you might not like this one but I liked how the frame could be divided up ...and I was having fun (went for a short fun shoot ride)

 

[annamaria]

I like the first one

 

[bribrius]

I like the first one

yeah me too. it is better I think, as far as the second is more of a "okay why did he do this?"

 

[Rick50]

1st one is nice. Very interesting reflection.

 

[bribrius]

1st one is nice. Very interesting reflection.

Thanks.The real shot was the clock tower about a hundred feet to the left but I couldn't keep that in the frame and keep the reflection. so I chose this. Thinking I will try it again in different light. Because that is what I really noticed is the one hour photo with camera and the clock tower and the reflection. This is much more simple too, seems usually when I try to shove too much in a frame they start to get complicated and it tends to go down hill....

 

[fotomonkey]

I like the first one

yeah me too. it is better I think, as far as the second is more of a "okay why did he do this?"

I'm gonna go with this.

 

[vintagesnaps]

That's it exactly, show us what you want us to see. I'd probably have done the same, one of the reflection, another of the clock tower. I think you're on the right track with this, figure out what a picture is about when you're framing it.

 

[kdthomas]

OK I'm gonna stretch here and put on my interpretation hat and make a goofball of myself ... and think that it's appealing to me because, in the reflection we have the timeless old-world Cartier-Bresson/Stieglitz soft, grainy subject of the building, juxtaposed with the in&out/hurry-hurry/instant gratification vibe of the 1-hr photo.

Was that your artistic intent?

 

[timor]

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Maybe not AA, but interesting, "explorable" bek113 photo.
With the second pic, well... good point and kudos for looking for new frontiers - that's the fun !