Backyard

[Bruno Gil]

Having fun with my Frankenstein ( Wista m450 + Credo40 + Schneider 43mm )

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Backyard by Bruno Gil - Ground Glass, on Flickr

[sdwilsonsct]

Good catch of the light reflected on to the wall.

[francois]

The light on the wall is intriguing as are the mechanical elements in the foreground. I like it a lot.

[Tony Jay]

In different light that composition would be boring and highly forgettable - as it is it is an amazingly striking image full of photographic goodness!

Tony Jay

[stamper]

In different light that composition would be boring and highly forgettable - as it is it is an amazingly striking image full of photographic goodness!

Tony Jay

Agreed. It isn't what you shoot but how you shoot it that counts!

[sarrasani]

Clap hands from me!! great work composing, capturing, scanning....
And the super technical power of LF is evident also at small dimensions.
a pleasure to see, thank you,
S.

[Bruno Gil]

Good catch of the light reflected on to the wall.

Thanks Scot, that was what attracted to do this this shot

The light on the wall is intriguing as are the mechanical elements in the foreground. I like it a lot.

Thanks Francois

In different light that composition would be boring and highly forgettable - as it is it is an amazingly striking image full of photographic goodness!

Tony Jay

Thanks Tony, I totally agree with you, despite I like a lot the old tram leftovers

Agreed. It isn't what you shoot but how you shoot it that counts!

Thanks Stamper

Clap hands from me!! great work composing, capturing, scanning....
And the super technical power of LF is evident also at small dimensions.
a pleasure to see, thank you,
S.

Thanks sarrasani

Large Format rocks!
Except for the scanning, the shot was taken using a DG LeafCredo
Thanks!

[Paulo Bizarro]

Indeed, a great shot.

[marcgoldring]

There are so many elements in this shot that I like! That said, I wish it were more targeted. There's so much going on, my eye just sort of bounces around. Framing out the stuff on the left hand side so that the juxtaposition of the old and new is more clearly stated might be interesting...

Marco

[Bruno Gil]

Indeed, a great shot.

Thanks Paulo

There are so many elements in this shot that I like! That said, I wish it were more targeted. There's so much going on, my eye just sort of bounces around. Framing out the stuff on the left hand side so that the juxtaposition of the old and new is more clearly stated might be interesting...

Marco

Hi Marco
My main goal was to catch the light at the wall and trying to make a good mix between old and modern. But I agree with you when you say that your eyes bounces around I normally tend to shot minimalist. To the right side of the frame there is a warehouse not so much pretty
Thanks for the feedback and tips!