come on Ninja the bridge does lead you into the photograph, I like it well done and i do love black and white photos
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I like to get out first thing before anyone has the chance to put footsteps all over the place, trouble is now having broken my wrist in the last flurry, I hate the stuff now
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I'm the same way. However, I have this problem, I hate driving in the snow. So either I wait until my husband comes home from work or I pray that we get a snowfall during the weekend. lol
This specific photo, my husband and I were already out heading to a state park (where the photo was taken). Good thing is, there was no snow on the roads.
Ever since I got into a car accident in the snow (it wasn't serious, but scared me shitless), I won't drive in the snow. Before that, I had no problem driving in the snow.
I like how black you have the water, looks like ink.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Cooke wrote: come on Ninja the bridge does lead you into the photograph, I like it well done and i do love black and white photos
True.
I'm not saying it's a bad photo though, just giving an opinion. Just saying every photo is great isn't gonna help people get better.
The photo is really well processed and is nice in many ways. But it doesn't yell out at me, more like talks in a normal voice saying. "Hey man check out this river, it's got a bridge."
tetchy tetchy ninja boy, no one shud say a photo is a good one just to boost an ego, I just believe that constructive critiscism is the way to go, I get what you said about the photo, just didnt agree, but thats what photography is about, if everyone thought the same way then photography would get boring, but i still say its a gud shot, that bridge leads you right into the photo and that water looks so inky black nice one crystal
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"A good photograph is one that communicate a fact, touches the heart, leaves the viewer a changed person for having seen it. It is, in a word, effective." - Irving Penn
photobod wrote: tetchy tetchy ninja boy, no one shud say a photo is a good one just to boost an ego, I just believe that constructive critiscism is the way to go, I get what you said about the photo, just didnt agree, but thats what photography is about, if everyone thought the same way then photography would get boring, but i still say its a gud shot, that bridge leads you right into the photo and that water looks so inky black nice one crystal
Yeh well it's subjective.
I do agree that the bridge leads the eye in and I like the processing.
photobod wrote: tetchy tetchy ninja boy, no one shud say a photo is a good one just to boost an ego, I just believe that constructive critiscism is the way to go, I get what you said about the photo, just didnt agree, but thats what photography is about, if everyone thought the same way then photography would get boring, but i still say its a gud shot, that bridge leads you right into the photo and that water looks so inky black nice one crystal
Yeh well it's subjective.
I do agree that the bridge leads the eye in and I like the processing.
But it's just a normal shot apart from that.
It's not as strong as her solo tree photo that's for sure, I LOVE the processing on this though.
To me what sells black and white is really, REALLY deep blacks.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
photobod wrote: tetchy tetchy ninja boy, no one shud say a photo is a good one just to boost an ego, I just believe that constructive critiscism is the way to go, I get what you said about the photo, just didnt agree, but thats what photography is about, if everyone thought the same way then photography would get boring, but i still say its a gud shot, that bridge leads you right into the photo and that water looks so inky black nice one crystal
Yeh well it's subjective.
I do agree that the bridge leads the eye in and I like the processing.
But it's just a normal shot apart from that.
It's not as strong as her solo tree photo that's for sure, I LOVE the processing on this though.
To me what sells black and white is really, REALLY deep blacks.
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