Critique Welcomed Digital interlude?

[Peter Roberts]

Well, not really, it's just that I tend to post film stuff a lot more more than digital.

Last Tuesday an old friend and I met up for a photo walk. We've got into the habit of doing this once or twice a year but as we don't see each other much otherwise these days they tend to end up more walking and talking than photographing. Here are a few shots I managed to grab on the way. As he is strictly digital I followed suit by using my 5D mkII albeit with a late film era Canon EF 24-85mm f3.5-4.5 on the front. Just for the hell of it I set the B&W/Orange Filter mode.


St John's Church, Waterloo



Station Approach, Waterloo



Ghost Sign, Vauxhall. Or was it Battersea? Bounderies get blurred around the edges in London



Battersea Power Station



Malaysia Square, Battersea. I don't know why it's called square

 

[Gianluca Drago]

I love them all, @Peter Roberts. Each of these images tells a unique story or conveys meaning through its aesthetic. The interplay of light, shadow, and texture in the urban environment, enhanced by the black and white film-like quality, evokes emotion and invites the viewer to imagine the scene's deeper context.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

I like them all, but for me the Battersea Power Station is the standout.

 

[Peter Roberts]

I love them all, @Peter Roberts. Each of these images tells a unique story or conveys meaning through its aesthetic. The interplay of light, shadow, and texture in the urban environment, enhanced by the black and white film-like quality, evokes emotion and invites the viewer to imagine the scene's deeper context.

Thanks for that thoughtful comment, Gianluca. I'm gratified that those images worked as intended.

 

[Peter Roberts]

I like them all, but for me the Battersea Power Station is the standout.

Many thanks, Rob.
I'll take the opportunity to say that it's good to see that you're making your presence felt here again.

 

[Pete Askew]

A fine haul, Peter. I too like the one of the power station, but my favourite is the one of Malaysia Square with the wonderfully confusing lines.