And yet, going from artwork, it really isn'tIt maybe a little over saturated for me
They are indeed scaffolding. It's a temporary foot bridge bridge over the Reading Main Line at FelthamThat's a lovely shot for building. Like the angle of view and the vanishing point. Are these scaffolds?
Hmm, I'm not seeing any further tweaking, but then I know what it looked like before I straightened it!Like that Tim, great angle of view looking straight down the middle, does it need a slight tweak to straighten it?
Cheer Bob. I do like the colour pop (and so did the cosplayer).Awesome shot for colour pop. Totally nailed that one. And your take on PLASTIC works for me!!
Er yes, risked life and limb on some stairs It was my favourite of the bunch I took.Nice trusses!
I like the symmetry, and it's certainly an interesting perspective.
It's a smidge off centre, but since you risked life and limb getting in there to take this image, it's entirely forgivable!
CheersBuilding
It's busy, but I actually think that works.
Cheers Lee. I do like the building shot. Even though there isn't anything really at the end, I too like the way your eye is really drawn through.Hi Tim,
I really like the shot for empty. The low PoV works really well.
Cracking portrait for your free week. I really like the colour pop too. I really must get myself to one of these events - there are some amazing photo opportunities.
Good framing and perspective in you shot for Building. It leads my eye right into the photo.
It could do with a bit more grime, but there certainly is some and I thought it worked on two levels (the actual dirt and S&D being known as slow & dirty). But I might just be geeking...Like the scaffold shot for building, as for dirty it looks quite tidy to me if the trains the subject then it’s a bit lost for some reason to me anyway.
It could do with a bit more grime, but there certainly is some and I thought it worked on two levels (the actual dirt and S&D being known as slow & dirty). But I might just be geeking...
Well, I do But I know what you mean.Dirty
I do like a good old train shot and it's not often you get to see the unglamorous side.
To be fair, that is one of the cleanest steam sheds I've seen, they are usually a lot grubbier. But still the dirty side of the railway when passengers don't go, vs the stations and carriages which are kept far cleaner in preservation than they would have been during the end of steam.Great work Tim!
Dirty: Lovely to see these magnificent leviathans being cared for.
It's a great 'behind the scenes' image...unglamouress?..yes, but it doesn't look that dirty though, but I'll take your word for it that it is.
Dirty: Scary, psychotic nurses give me the heeby-jeebies!
Great portrait and the blues work well with the pink costume.
Her disarming yet menacing expression is perfectly captured.
Getting close to 11k Cosplay images on Flickr Allan (probably over double that stored locally). I've never considered doing a book, but I am giving back to the cosplay community by sharing their images back so they can actually get 1/2 decent shots. When you are cosplaying you get so many pictures taken, but rarely get to see them. Everyone I take photos of gets details of where they can find the images on Flickr, FB & Insta.Its a strong world you inhabit, nice enough portrait and no BG issues,
you have hundreds of these now have you considered doing anything with them, a book or something
Cheers Joan. I do like the Free week shot The station is on the West Somerset Railway. If that hadn't been closed by Beaching, I suspect it would be little more than bus shelters by now too.Loved your shot in the FREE week. The eyes really pop.
And what a delightful little station taken from on low. They seem to be replacing all these little stations like that up here with just open platforms which is a real shame.
Yes. Heavy meshed fence that I needed to shoot over. Only having the 24-70 with me on the X-T2's cropped body I decided that going in tighter was the better option, rather than stepping back and shooting through the fence.It’s definitely closed, I take it space or the surroundings were an issue with not getting the whole building in
Balanced on a wall to get over the fencingI think you did a good job keeping the fencing out, sadly a lot of places are going the same way.
Smoking ban gets blamed a lot, and to be honest, GenZ don't go to the pub like we used to. The drinking culture doesn't get started at 15 like it used to.Hi Tim
Another Pub Closed, I wonder why so many struggle these days, while back in the day they made money. Good bet it's the amount of profit required by Accountants of the chain/brewies.
Pete
Not quite so sure it really counted as a "good old English pub", but it was fun on the occasions I went there.A nice image of a sad outcome for yet another good old English pub.
Well framed given your constraints with fencing etc.
Thanks Allan. Quite lucky to still find some this late in the year really.nice pink roses and the raindrops add a nice touch as does the dark BG
Not headlights Dave, the sides of parked cars. Handy that they were both the same colour.I gave up with the UFO thread. Liking the flower shot too and the headlights helps make it.
Yes @GarethB top right and bottom left thirds crossing points. The composition was SooC, not cropped too.Ooo....I'm really liking that Tim!
The headlights are a nice effect to draw the eye to the petals, and the droplets look great!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but you've used two 'thirds' cross points haven't you? Is that legal?
Cleverly composed image!
Thanks JimLike it, great use of close up and DoF. Lovely colours and plenty of interest in the frame.
I guess it's not for everyone, but I liked the effect.Nice colour on the roses Tim, can't make my mind up on the bg though.
Cheers Dominic.Flower
Their bright colour stands out well against the dark background.
Cheers Rick. I need to play with that camera/lens combo a bit more to get used to it, but I think it worked well enough in that shot.I like the flower shot, something a little different there