Framed Bourbon Street.

[ronlane]

Walking around bricktown and looked up at the street level between the sides of the bridge and the sign was framed just about perfectly.

Bourbon St. 3 by Ron_Lane, on Flickr

 

[vintagesnaps]

That's very cool. Looking at it again, I might think about cropping the left side a smidge, just enough to eliminate that slight edge of a window and I think a corner of a windowsill. in the lower left. Which is probably getting nitpicky in a really nice photo.

 

[ronlane]

Thanks Sharon.

Here is another photo of this same sign. This one I did crop it tighter.

Bourbon St. 2 by Ron_Lane, on Flickr

 

[Msteelio91]

Great shot

 

[ronlane]

Great shot

Thank you.

 

[cynicaster]

That's very cool. Looking at it again, I might think about cropping the left side a smidge, just enough to eliminate that slight edge of a window and I think a corner of a windowsill. in the lower left. Which is probably getting nitpicky in a really nice photo.

I agree--a tad too much "junk" on the left side. Really nice overall, though.

 

[ronlane]

Thanks Matt.

 

[DarkShadow]

You really got a good eye Ron,You just keep getting better and better. Nice stuff on flicker to I never seen posted here but well worth a look.

 

[ronlane]

You really got a good eye Ron,You just keep getting better and better. Nice stuff on flicker to.

Thanks DarkShadow. I appreciate the acknowledgement. I tend to get frustrated with myself because I don't get out and practice like I feel I should. I let opportunities slip by me.

 

[Bo4key]

I like the framing in the first shot with the dark "poles" for a lack of a better word, but you've cut off a part of the sign in both. To me, it looks the same as awkwardly cutting off a limb in a portrait.

The b&w conversion is nice though, as is the exposure.