I like this 'school' of photography that revels in what is, essentially, a banal subject - presenting it in such a fashion that it forces the viewer to reassess its value. Interesting work. Ben
I like this photograph. The tones used are great. Excellent focus. Just one thing bothers me about this night scene. The lamppost in the center of the photograph. It divides it in half, making it look like two photographs to me. Just my opinion. It might have been what you were going for. Good night shot!
nice shot, so many in this challenge have trouble controlling lamp post light, but this one does a great job of not making it washed out. i'm interested to see what you did in post to this one.
I like the repeating patterns here, howeverI think another point of view - like from the side of the building to give more leading lines would have made this a more intersting shot. The sign is blocked by the lamp and is distracting. The exposure is good, although it could have been sharpened and contrasty a little more to bring out the texture in the bricks and window frames better. My humble opinion... 5
Very nice image and subject. I only wish
1- i could see the street's name (mabye you could have tried a different angle)
2- there was a little more space above the lamp, so i a little more of the wall.
Neverthless, its a simple and pretty elegant shot, with right exposure. Good job 8
A nice image, but it doesn't seem leveled to me for some reason. It looks a bit soft as well, I think the impact would've been stronger had the image been sharper.
Not good when objects break up words which are the focal point in a photo. Nice light though. Not entirely convinced by composition, and photo is slightly wonky.
I really like this shot - my vote for a winner. I like the way in which you have removed the yellow colour cast that I would normally expect to see from these types of lamps. Has made me think of a coupe of streets near me that would be worth shooting.
I love this shot. Everything about it is perfect. I initially gave it a 9 (i rarely give 10s) but I revisited it and tried to find a reason why it shouldn't get a perfect grade. Unable to find anything to convince myself, I've changed the score to 10. This is beautiful. Where is this Roupell St.?
Love this building! I don't care for the even number of doors and windows (prefer odd number) but I think the light post helps throw off some of that symmetry which is good 6
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