went on an adventure C&C Please

[JKnobelock]

so went out on an adventure found a pathway to under a bridge on the MO River
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and two more from a local drive in diner. Only two of these left in MO apparently
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[tslice]

Both are awesome subjects, lots of things to play with there. The bridge seems a little underexposed for my taste, and it might be interesting to play with the sun a little more, maybe let it flare the lens more and shine through the structure of the bridge instead of the trees.

I think the diner shots are too literal. Here is a diner, but what is the story about the diner? It's a neat exposure ( neon lights ). The most interesting thing about the diner shots, to me, is the fact that there's nobody in the shot. No cars, no people and the lights are still on... pretty cool. I'd try a lot of different angles on the diner, really get in there and study it. It looks like you're scared of your subject, get in there and really define it on a more personal level.

 

[JKnobelock]

well the diner is apparently barren on week days, friday nights they have car cruises, with all the classic hot rods in the area. I will agree these two shots seem somewhat distant. as for the bridge, i wanna try to find a different vantage point to get the sun to shine in different spots.

 

[William Petruzzo]

I think number 1 and number 5 are the most interesting to look at; I especially like number 5.

I agree with tslice that the bridge may be a bit underexposed, namely in number 2. To tell you the truth, I'm not crazy about the diner shots. It is an interesting subject, but I think there's just something missing.

 

[tslice]

Sounds like you already know how to improve the photos. Could be neat to add some shutter drag during one of the cruises. I stand on my car a lot for different v points.

 

[JKnobelock]

shutter drag would be awesome during the cruise!

 

[Nikoncs4]

Reminds me of the bridge I used to drink beer with my buddies during thunderstorms. I know...