B&W Photos, Critique.

SuperThinh12 · Dec 24, 2010

Double Exposure Picture of my friend.

Hangin' around

Billiards

Some buildings

Boring Creek

Garbage

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Frequency · Dec 25, 2010

I loved the creAtive interpretations in the first and second; third and fourth are distinct by their perspective; nothing special about the fifth; sixth is a good pathscape; the last one has a good social message, if i understood that properly

Regards

SuperThinh12 · Dec 25, 2010

Frequency said:
I loved the creAtive interpretations in the first and second; third and fourth are distinct by their perspective; nothing special about the fifth; sixth is a good pathscape; the last one has a good social message, if i understood that properly

Regards

Ha thanks. The fifth one is just there since all these are photos taken in the past month

changoleon · Dec 26, 2010

is it me or they got to much noise

OGDaniel · Jan 1, 2011

I think the first two are just fantastic. And the second building picture is extremely interesting for some reason. And your naming of the boring creek was spot on, that one isn't that great with the other ones by it.

Do you only shoot in film?

edwardconde · Jan 2, 2011

dig this!

SuperThinh12 · Jan 3, 2011

OGDaniel said:
I think the first two are just fantastic. And the second building picture is extremely interesting for some reason. And your naming of the boring creek was spot on, that one isn't that great with the other ones by it.

Do you only shoot in film?

Ha thanks! And yes i only shoot in film.

stroker · Jan 3, 2011

Major props on shooting film!

1: Really interisting composition.. After a few min of looking at it I still dont fully understand haha. Is that a boot or leg in the reflection?
2: Good shot but slightly boring
3: Love it, but You might play with the midtone contrase to bring out the difference inbetween the white ball and the table.
4/5: These also seem to have a symbolic meaning, moreso the second than the first. Any story behind it?
6: does nothing for me
7: Love the shot and the feeling it gives.

What do you shoot with?

SuperThinh12 · Jan 6, 2011

stroker said:
Major props on shooting film!

1: Really interisting composition.. After a few min of looking at it I still dont fully understand haha. Is that a boot or leg in the reflection?
2: Good shot but slightly boring
3: Love it, but You might play with the midtone contrase to bring out the difference inbetween the white ball and the table.
4/5: These also seem to have a symbolic meaning, moreso the second than the first. Any story behind it?
6: does nothing for me
7: Love the shot and the feeling it gives.

What do you shoot with?

Yeah in the first photo is a rollerblade. Sorta like a personality shot. He has a dark personality and loves to rollerblade. And i shoot with a Nikon FE2