Recent Photo Comments
Supremely satisfying technically and artistically: straight into my top 10 of 2012!
Jon:wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 21/02/2012 - 19:31
Works for me on many different levels. The B/W conversion is both artistically and technically perfect for the subject material. Sharp throughout and with an abundance of subtle detail retained in the shadows and highlights.
Printed large and on the right paper, would not look out of place hung on the walls of an art gallery 8)
Jon :wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 21/02/2012 - 10:07
Whether planned or sheer happenstance my thoughts are the same: superb lighting, colour and composition/cropping.
Printed large (A2 or A1) and sensitively framed and lit would make a fabulous picture to hang in an otherwise 'dull' room :P
Regards,
Jon :wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 20/02/2012 - 17:37
Simply magical: a timely reminder that we really do live in a "green and pleasant land" :mrgreen:
I can imagine this as a painting by Stan Rosenthal, which, given that I have been sufficiently impressed by his landscapes to part with a tidy sum in order to obtain a large, limited edition print of one, is high praise indeed :!:
Jon :wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 09/10/2011 - 20:33
Superb use of line and form that is accentuated by your creative use of B&W in the PP stage.
A definite candidate for a large wall hanging that would grace the walls of any photographic exhibition.
Jon:wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 08/10/2011 - 10:20
Demonstrates well your enviable mastery of composition and exposure, Andrew, with subtle details retained in the shadows and highlights as well as the mid-tones
Jon:wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 08/10/2011 - 10:15
Simply stunning Arsen: one of the best images I have seen all year and one I would have been deliriously happy to have captured myself 8)
Would like to know where and when this shot was taken and whether it was 'staged' or simply a case of 'catching the moment'.
Jon:wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 23/09/2011 - 20:55
Magical, almost surreal, moment captured on silicon!
Once word gets around they'll be flocking over from the forum for a quick gander :mrgreen:
Jon:wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 19/09/2011 - 20:13
A stunning and cleverly constructed work, your Omnipotence.
I am particularly impressed by your taunting title, which challenges the viewer to find a rational explanation for the seemingly miraculous manner in which some of the objects have been arranged.
Thomas Paine must be chuckling from on high :!:
Jon:wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 08/09/2011 - 23:27
Like that - a lot!
Great shot, my friend :P
Jon :wink:
Comment by prsjnb on 19/08/2011 - 11:29
