Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: BobDavid on April 22, 2017, 02:57:19 am
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Chair
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That's a great take on that scene, Bob. Bravo!
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That's a great take on that scene, Bob. Bravo!
+1.
Amazing!
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Russ and Eric, you're my most devoted fans.
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An uneasy feeling. Trying to find words in my limited vocabulary: somber, macabre, disturbing, loneliness, emptiness, abandonment...?
Well seen, though.
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An uneasy feeling. Trying to find words in my limited vocabulary: somber, macabre, disturbing, loneliness, emptiness, abandonment...?
Well seen, though.
...apt adjectives.
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Reminiscent of raytraced result of early 3d computer renderings. Considering Slobodan's adjectives, somebody could use some serious interior architectural overhaul. No selfrespecting photographer should ever have to sit there...
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Trust me. No self-respecting anybody sits there. Interesting comment about early CGI ray tracing; I was heavily into CGI (Alias/Silicon Graphics) in the early 90s. It was exciting to build virtual sets, position virtual lights, and have a virtual anti-gravity camera equipped with an excellent cine zoom lens. After five years of it, I got burned out and quit. Repetitive strain pain, debugging code, working in a darkly lit room all day, and a high ratio of difficult clients opened my mind to other options. ... It's remarkable how far the field has advanced in just 25 years.
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Is that when you decided that dogs made more cooperative and friendlier clients than people did? ;)
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Is that when you decided that dogs made more cooperative and friendlier clients than people did? ;)
The dogs came along about ten years after. I enjoyed, really enjoyed, photographing them.
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Love it! The perspective draws you in right away. Then the other elements are temporary resting points, accents that make your eyes stop and take in the whole scene.
JR