Off to a good start! Welcome aboard, I'm looking forward to seeing more of your images.
Many thanks for the positive feedback!!Awesome! Beautiful picture. Well done, CvH.
Really appreciated your kind words and constructive feedback! Now you mentioned the cropping and I agree that there is a little too much negative space in the foreground. You are also right regarding it isn’t a true bnw photo.Well you make a very good first impression! Well done. I always found Vietnam/China to be exceptionally photogenic, though personally I think I might have framed it with less foreground and more space above the tree. But generally I hate when people say things like that so I'll shut up and just say welcome to the forum.
P.S. Although it isn't strictly B&W the very muted colors fit the thread.
Thank you! I am actually considering to print that photo and the following 2 as a set.Print that!![]()
Very nice ! If I had to choose, of the three I'd pick the lastThank you! I am actually considering to print that photo and the following 2 as a set.
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Thanks a bunch Click!!I really like your pictures. Well done, CvH.
Thanks heaps for your feedback Sporgon!Very nice ! If I had to choose, of the three I'd pick the last
Excellent set! Great tones and compositions. If I had to choose just one of the three, I'd likely pick number 1 but I like them all.Thank you! I am actually considering to print that photo and the following 2 as a set.
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Thanks a lot for your feedback!Excellent set! Great tones and compositions. If I had to choose just one of the three, I'd likely pick number 1 but I like them all.
Beautiful BNW photos!
Thanks a lot for your feedback!
It’s interesting to hear that you prefer the 1st photo as oppose to @Sporgon that he likes the last one. I would love to know why you pick 1 over the other 2.![]()
So wonderful!!!Thank you! I am actually considering to print that photo and the following 2 as a set.
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Huge thanks for sharing your feedback and I totally agree with your comments. I do have a landscape version of the number 2 photo but it lost the mysterious mood and doesn't match the vertical layout of the other 2 photos,.I think number 2 might work slightly better in landscape orientation because of the side-on position of the boat. From a strictly minimalist point of view, I think the third object in number 3 (piece of driftwood?) is unnecessary, although its diagonal position in relation to the other two elements forming a line from the bottom left of the picture to the upper right is excellent. The monochromatic sepia (copper?) toning works well for me. I would personally leave the negative space as it is. With everything said and done, though, all three are excellent photographs that you should be proud to print and hang on your wall. Excellent work on all three.![]()