Critique Welcomed Entrance to the Gaslamp District, San Diego

Brian Moore

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Olympus XA3 and Kodak Tri-X 400 processed in Rodinal.

A little too much foreground for my liking but I was constrained by the necessity of using an available fixture on the street in place of a tripod to steady the camera for the long exposure. I can't remember what fixture I used (shot this roll in September, and only this past weekend processed the film), but it limited my ability to view the composition before snapping the picture.

 
Very nice Brian I like the way your view is led through the image.

As for cropping, that is where digital really comes into its own...............
 
It is a good picture, but what alarms me is that the gentleman?, is forgetting how he stabilised himself and forgetting the opportunity to crop:eek: Well done though, in spite of your constraints.:D
 
Enough excuses. Ever heard of cropping?? :rolleyes:

I love the ghost people. Cars just go right through them, I imagine. Wonderful vibe to it, Brian.
Cropping,...? What's that? Thanks for the comments, Rob.

I've come back to this shot a couple of times, Brian. I'm amazed, but shouldn't be, that it's from the XA3. Great wee camera!

Thanks Rob. It is indeed a great wee camera, Rob. Alas, it is now broken. I dropped it and the clamshell cover split into two pieces. I may be able to glue it back, though. It has served me well, the wee thing.

Very nice Brian I like the way your view is led through the image.

As for cropping, that is where digital really comes into its own...............
Thanks Milan. Much appreciated.

It is a good picture, but what alarms me is that the gentleman?, is forgetting how he stabilised himself and forgetting the opportunity to crop:eek: Well done though, in spite of your constraints.:D
Thanks Ivar.
 
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