LK_0012.jpg
by eschelar

Comment:
Great smile on that kid!

LK_0015.jpg
by eschelar

Comment:
Thanks for sharing this series. What a camera -- and what a cool thing to have all these kids love you so much! They're really nice portraits and I'm sure they will be a great memory for you in the future.

Palace of Fine Arts
by floydrowe

Comment:
For me, this would be better in regular black & white rather than the pinkish-red. Would love to see a bit darker midtones or increased contrast, too. Looks like a really interesting place!

Old Windows
by shanelighter

Comment:
I think the character of this image could be improved if the window weren't so dead-center. Also, with a lift in contrast, I think this could be quite nice.

Thinking about old times
by Gurrah

Comment:
Great expression on the woman! Would be awesome in b&w, too.

Distant Gleam
by bbright

Comment:
Dramatic, fantastic shades. This is beautiful.

Grandpa's lamp
by Montague

Comment:
This looks like there's quite a bit of neat image, which I'm normally not crazy about - but in this case, it works really well! PERFECT lighting and impressive processing. You gave an ordinary lantern extra nice character.

Fine vintage
by xtine

Comment:
Cool looking biker guy - wish only that I could see more of his face, or that the shot could've been taken with a fill flash or from the other side. I know it's not always possible to get this kind of shot in the light we want! It's just to take it as best as you can when you get the chance, which is what you probably did. But the lighting would've improved my score. I really like the guy's look and casual posture.

old street
by quinde

Comment:
This could use a litttle less of the bright lights, in my opinion. Wonder if it would be nice with the brightest light at right cropped out?

Oh, SEWHANDY!
by ralfw

Comment:
The objects are beautiful and old, but with the cloth background that is so brightly colored, it's almost too much. It might be worth looking at the same composition with a plain colored background, but maybe your intention is to show something that may have been sewn on this machine. Amazing how good condition both the book and the machine are! They've been well taken care of. I've never seen a sewing machine like this - it's really interesting.