PGH DPW
by bvy

Comment by jomari:
How come you make tilted compositions look so good? I love the lines and angles, and the 'limited palette'. The touches of red are the icing on the cake.

PGH DPW
by bvy

Comment by Iraklis:
Right in there again...! It's as if the sign is telling us not to look... Yes, I think the reds tie this as well...

PGH DPW
by bvy

Comment by Melethia:
I like the reds and how they tie everything together here.

Vet's Day 2008, 11:47 AM
by bvy

Comment by Melethia:
I like this a lot. I like the whole activeness of the scene; I like the way his arm is up; I like that she caught you in the act; and I like that there's a parade going by but they don't seem to notice. Very good conversion, too.

Vet's Day 2008, 11:47 AM
by bvy

Comment by Iraklis:
Yes, nice echo... I like the honesty in your shots... Kid's expression is funny... His mom hasn't given him undivided attention for a split second and he's miffed...

Vet's Day 2008, 11:47 AM
by bvy

Comment by jomari:
Nice echo in the toddler's raised arm.

Wood St. 1:08 PM
by bvy

Comment by Iraklis:
Thanks for the insight Joe...!

Wood St. 1:08 PM
by bvy

Comment by jdannels:
I often use spot metering if I am not going to look, it will get the focus atleast metered right, you just have to hit the focus on something. Also I will just aim the camera at a group of people and meter the way I want it to look. If you keep the light coming from the same direction you can get very expected results. Sometimes too, I aim the camera at the sky and lock the exposure, many places will then be dark when you are walking around. Then I for people walking in the sun or out of the shade and shoot them, this can give very dramatic results.

Untitled
by bvy

Comment by jdannels:
I like spongebob in the window, the processing fits well with the image, I am not sure why.

Wood St. 1:07 PM
by bvy

Comment by jdannels:
the low perspective give an effect that they are a part of the city, much like the building behind them.