I wanted to jump on the bandwagon. Feedback on my shots is always appreciated.

From a recent b&w shoot in brooklyn:

low key b&w?!

Nice. I really like the geometry of the second one... and the bridge.

Thanks guys

thank god there's no water mark

your mom.

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Sweet! No watermark. I'm totally jackin' those pics.

I really the way that arch framed the manhattan bridge on the third pic.

lol, thanks fab.

Great shots!

thanks evan

actually, it's a door, so definitely more my taste than the bridge.

Not to mention it's really easy to clone out the watermark from that photo.

hahaha

Nice pics. Really loving the bridge ones.

I'm suing el fab for copyright infringement and atrocious use of a cliche

Nice pictures, DH.

yeah...pretty sure i can milk you dry for the cliche.

ib4gaysmakedirtyjokes



the BQE - ripped a hole straight through the heart of brooklyn.



Thanks HP

props to KevinStan for helping me out with that sig - thanks man.

what shutter speed did you use to get that? 5secs?
oh yeah and whos the guy in your sig?

8s, nate.

and it's your mom.

I call this "Splinter Got Shredded"




lol

sweeet

thanks coming from you that is a real compliment. (unlike coming from jer or someone)

something in color:

lol...awww jer i's only kiddin

meh, I'm not really that upset. b&w is for losers.

i know

your squirrel is missing his tail. poor fella.

Hahaha


Those poor turtles.

it's a chipmunk noob.

yeah I figured that out right after I posted, didn't feel like deleting. we don't get a lot of chipmunks out this way, lol.

That pic doesn't work for me.

Nice bee shot though!

that should work

i'm trying to follow the rule of thirds more but i'm not sure i'm doing it right. any assistance is appreciated. for the bee pic, i tried to center the bottom-left point on the head. the fly was the top left point.

compositionally it's fine. fly is facing away though, that makes it hard to connect with an already hard to connect with subject. as for following the rule of thirds, there's not really much to get. aligning subjects with lines and intersections is a good starting off point, but in the end the call is yours as to what the best composition is.

also, I feel like I'm talking to a noob, lol. there's nothing wrong with your photography.

i tried asking the fly to face me for a better shot, but you know how flies can be.

Those last 2 are great! I like that the fly has space to move into, I think the composition is great

hey, we can't all be fly whisperers. less justifications, more photography!

see that rodent in Vic's sig, Jer? That's a chipmunk.

your face is a chipmunk.

chipmunks are