Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: dchew on October 07, 2018, 10:07:31 am
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A few iPhone snaps from yesterday's stroll through Eastman's stomping grounds. "Brown's Race" was an old water diversion canal for power in the early 1800's. Now a historic district and a street name.
Dave
(http://www.davechewphotography.com/temp_images/DChew_181006_3657-FrameShop.jpg)
(http://www.davechewphotography.com/temp_images/DChew_181006_3658-FrameShop.jpg)
(http://www.davechewphotography.com/temp_images/DChew_181006_3663-FrameShop.jpg)
(http://www.davechewphotography.com/temp_images/DChew_181006_3672-FrameShop.jpg)
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In the right hands (e.g. yours) the iPhone can produce admirable results for sharing. I especially like Browns Race Mark-up.
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Impressive, Dave - which iPhone, out of curiosity?
Jeremy
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Now I'm finally tempted to get an iPhone. But only if you'll come along to operate it for me, Dave!
Great set!
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Impressive, Dave - which iPhone, out of curiosity?
Jeremy
7. I keep being tempted to upgrade but Apple hasn’t managed to kill my battery life to shorter than one day yet, so I’m sticking with it for now!
Dave
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Very impressive Dave. Love the images.
JR
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Very nice group
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"Room with a View"
I see a woman with a cool, military helmet-style hat and a red coat...
Rob
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In the right hands (e.g. yours) the iPhone can produce admirable results for sharing. I especially like Browns Race Mark-up.
Thank you. That was the toughest to capture. Long arms required to keep the clown's feet from intruding.
Now I'm finally tempted to get an iPhone. But only if you'll come along to operate it for me, Dave!
Great set!
Very impressive Dave. Love the images.
JR
Very nice group
Thank you.For the most part it rained at night and daytime provided nice overcast, gloomy weather.
"Room with a View"
I see a woman with a cool, military helmet-style hat and a red coat...
Rob
Ha! For anyone who has been to this street in Rochester recently, it is an interesting combination of restoration and decay. A microcosm of Rochester itself. Wegmans, Paychex and other organizations have done a good job filling in to keep the town vibrant, but the signs of what used to be are literally everywhere. My wife grew up there and her father was 30+ years at Kodak on the packaging lines. I've been there many times over the last 25 years and still find it a fascinating place.
Dave
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Superb work. The second one (of the grille) is fantastic.