I really enjoy the 3rd and 4th image. What size are you printing? I think these would be really nice scanned and printed larger. Are they 4x5? I have liked a lot of the images you have been showing.
I am not sure how I am printing them or what size. I have done both so far, I am just going to wait to see what people think this Tuesday when I show them in critique. They are 4x5 negatives and the prints that I have are 11x14 actually. Thanks for the comments though.
The 3rd and 4th image are the most visually appealing to me.
The last image might have worked if more was in focus beyond the bottom left corner. My eye keeps wandering to the out of focus areas created from the 4x5 swing.
I agree with everyone on the last two. But make sure to watch your edges and where things are lining up. In the last image the bottom is a little awkward, and the tallest column lines right up with the hill behind it, it just blends in a little too much. Otherwise everything is looking really great!
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2nd from the bottom is very elegant.
I hope you're goin to print in the darkroom and not digital inkjet
I really enjoy the 3rd and 4th image. What size are you printing? I think these would be really nice scanned and printed larger. Are they 4x5? I have liked a lot of the images you have been showing.
I am not sure how I am printing them or what size. I have done both so far, I am just going to wait to see what people think this Tuesday when I show them in critique. They are 4x5 negatives and the prints that I have are 11x14 actually. Thanks for the comments though.
The last two images rock! I like how the foreground is blank
i think your vertical image is less effective...the horizontals seem to work with what youre doing better...really nice images
The 3rd and 4th image are the most visually appealing to me.
The last image might have worked if more was in focus beyond the bottom left corner. My eye keeps wandering to the out of focus areas created from the 4x5 swing.
I agree with everyone on the last two. But make sure to watch your edges and where things are lining up. In the last image the bottom is a little awkward, and the tallest column lines right up with the hill behind it, it just blends in a little too much. Otherwise everything is looking really great!
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