*Challenge 24: BenDelaney: Streetscape, comments please...

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  happysnapper Registered Users Posts: 224 Major grins

  October 29, 2004 edited October 29, 2004

  
  
  I love this shot - creative and clever.... great work.

  :roflhappily snapping

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  Ben:::D Registered Users Posts: 76 Big grins

  October 29, 2004 edited October 29, 2004

  Again, it's not "traditional" landscape, but I just love the way the light works off of the brick. Somehow, it feels futuristic...
  
  Anyone like one over the other? I'm open for feedback/suggestions/etc.
  
  thanks.
  
  

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  snapapple Registered Users Posts: 2,093 Major grins

  October 30, 2004 edited October 30, 2004

  Ben:::D wrote:

  Again, it's not "traditional" landscape, but I just love the way the light works off of the brick. Somehow, it feels futuristic...
  
  Anyone like one over the other? I'm open for feedback/suggestions/etc.
  
  thanks.
  
  

  
  Ben,
  I like the first one. I think it could be called a cityscape. Not sure what the "officials" would say. I like the "patioscape" too because of the light, but I think the first one is kind of unique. I agree about the balance and the curves of the wide angle are great. Thanks for your critique of my bayscapes.

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  cmr164 Registered Users Posts: 1,542 Major grins

  October 30, 2004 edited October 30, 2004

  snapapple wrote:

  Ben,
  I like the first one. I think it could be called a cityscape. Not sure what the "officials" would say. I like the "patioscape" too because of the light, but I think the first one is kind of unique. I agree about the balance and the curves of the wide angle are great. Thanks for your critique of my bayscapes.

  I also really like the first one, but I think if I were Andy that I would judge them both to be off topic. Not everything can be squeezed into the category of "landscape" JMHO

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  judyfuess Registered Users Posts: 259 Major grins

  October 30, 2004 edited October 30, 2004

  I like the first one ... very unique

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  miketaylor01 Registered Users Posts: 318 Major grins

  October 30, 2004 edited October 30, 2004

  I like the first one alot. I think charles may be wrong on what andy would consider a landscape. You never know he may surprise you and say this is a landscape.

  Mike
  
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  Ben:::D Registered Users Posts: 76 Big grins

  October 30, 2004 edited October 30, 2004

  Thanks everybody! I appreciate the feeback. I realize the "patioscape" was a bit a of a stretch, but based on the articles that Andy provided as reference, I thought it seemed pretty broad. Oh well. I think I'll enter the street shot.
  
  Thanks! Looking forward to the next challenge!

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  digismile Registered Users Posts: 955 Major grins

  October 31, 2004 edited October 31, 2004

  Nice shot Ben. Was this a fisheye? 12mm W/A?
  Regards,
  Brad
  
  

  Ben:::D wrote:

  Hey all,
  
  Shot this last night. It's probably not "strict" landscape, but I thought I'd throw it out anyway and get some feedback. I like the symmetry and the balance in the composition. Any other feedback is more than welcome!! Thanks.
  
  

  Brad
  
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  Ben:::D Registered Users Posts: 76 Big grins

  October 31, 2004 edited October 31, 2004

  Thanks Brad!,
  
  Yes, it was a fisheye...15mm Canon. (SO much fun!)
  It was taken fairly late in the evening, so it was 800 ISO, f9.0@1/8"
  I tweaked the color ever-so-slightly, added the vignette, and made minor exposure adjustments in PS.

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