Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: chuckn on January 22, 2016, 02:36:43 pm
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Large asphalt pile.
Taken with my Mamiya rz 67, 90 mm lens, Ilford HP5 film. Scanned on Epson v800 scanner
Chuck
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Nice, almost abstract quality. Reminds me of Japanese drawings.. or Michael Kenna.
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Nice, almost abstract quality. Reminds me of Japanese drawings.. or Michael Kenna.
"+1"....
the "brush stroke" in the foreground is almost identical to some of the geometry and texture found in some japanese "watercolor"
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Very nice image. On my monitor there is a slight duo-tone cast(?) at the horizon and into the sky on l. and r.?
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Stark, beautiful, telling, disturbing; Burtinsky-ish - and that's all meant as a compliment.
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I like it and all of the praise above is merited.
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A very nice use of black and white. Really excellent image. Tracks like brush strokes. The contrast in all the right places, great detail in the asphalt and the snow rendered flat strengthening the abstract quality.
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Great photo, very simple yet strong. The high contrast accentuates that harshness of the place and environment.