Critique Welcomed Cafe

[Brian Moore]

This is at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. If you saw my previous post "The Reader Far and Near" (http://www.realphotographersforum.com/forum/threads/the-reader-far-and-near.17130/#post-129850) you can see the lights shown in this picture in the lower right corner of Far.

Canon F1 and FD 28mm lens. Can't remember the film. (Shot these pics several years ago.) Probably Tri-X. Processed in Rodinal.

 

[Pete Askew]

Nice, and I do like those lights. The bit of movement in the figure works well too.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Looks like a great venue for photography, Brian. My eye enjoyed wandering around the image, then fell on the guy walking. Somehow it was comforting to see a person in there, and, as Pete says, the movement is good. Nice one!

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Seeing this previously and again now, it still holds a lot of interest for me. Something about the balance of those lights that I find very mesmerising in a good way. Superb Brian.

 

[Brian Moore]

Nice, and I do like those lights. The bit of movement in the figure works well too.

Thanks, Pete. Appreciated!

Looks like a great venue for photography, Brian. My eye enjoyed wandering around the image, then fell on the guy walking. Somehow it was comforting to see a person in there, and, as Pete says, the movement is good. Nice one!

Thank, Rob. I'm guessing the Walt Disney Concert Hall is the most photographed building in Los Angeles. And if it isn't it can't be far off the mark.

Seeing this previously and again now, it still holds a lot of interest for me. Something about the balance of those lights that I find very mesmerising in a good way. Superb Brian.

Thank you very much, Julian.

 

[Tom Dunne]

Very nice exposure all round especially on the hanging lights that, in my hands anyway, would have caused a problem or two.

 

[Brian Moore]

Very nice exposure all round especially on the hanging lights that, in my hands anyway, would have caused a problem or two.

Thank you, Tom. I was aided by the use of some kind of stable platform, although I seem to remember that I had to tilt the camera too. So, not entirely a hand-held shot. Nevertheless,...thank you.