lower antelope 2

[Jeremy Roussak]

Comments?

Jeremy

[Harald L]

Yes, but I don't dare to write this.

[Chairman Bill]

I was going to say something about the shadows ...

[Jeremy Roussak]

Yes, but I don't dare to write this.

Force yourself. If you say you like it, I'll feel pleased; if you don't like it and say why, I'll learn something about photography (which is the main object of the exercise); and if you don't like it and say only "it's crap", I'll learn something about you.

Jeremy

[Harald L]

Force yourself. If you say you like it, I'll feel pleased; if you don't like it and say why, I'll learn something about photography (which is the main object of the exercise); and if you don't like it and say only "it's crap", I'll learn something about you.

Sorry, don't get me wrong, I like it very much! Well seen and mastered, definitely not crap!

[RSL]

I agree. Love the way the light worked.

[Chris Calohan]

I tried to find fault for about 8 seconds then gave in to liking it a lot when I couldn't find that one little bit of abberation.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I quite like it, too. In fact I like it better than "Lower Antelope 1."
I'm trying to figure out why. Perhaps in #1 the shadows didn't feel quite as well balanced as here.

Eric M.

[Jeremy Roussak]

Thank you, all.

22, I hope you don't feel I was unreasonable. I regard this part of the forum (selfishly) as a great place to learn and honest expression of opinions here as very important. Sometimes people say they like my photos; sometimes they say why they don't; either way, it's helpful to me. Your first comment just left me puzzled.

Jeremy