Critique Welcomed Exodus

[Brian Moore]

Downtown San Diego.

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

 

[Pete Askew]

Or migration? To Phil's BBQ!

What a great feel this has, Brian.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

It's funny what attracts us to images. For me, with this image, I like the wee balcony, high up on the right. That's your Art right there, mate! as Tony Hancock might say.

 

[Brian Moore]

Or migration? To Phil's BBQ!

What a great feel this has, Brian.

So I thought, if anyone mentions Phil's BBQ it will be Pete! Lo,...it was Pete!

Migration is a good word for this one too, Pete. Thanks Pete. Much appreciated.

It's funny what attracts us to images. For me, with this image, I like the wee balcony, high up on the right. That's your Art right there, mate! as Tony Hancock might say.

Thanks Rob. That's interesting.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

Isn't the image more of an entering, or will they all be swalloped up by the town's interior? A ver fine image indeed.

 

[Brian Moore]

Isn't the image more of an entering, or will they all be swalloped up by the town's interior? A ver fine image indeed.

Could be seen as entering, but I can't think of any word so biblical as Exodus for entering. Plus, it really was an exodus of sorts because it was a group of people who had just been to the baseball game downtown and they were leaving the stadium. But thanks for the comments Ivar.

 

[Douglas McMann]

I immediately zoomed in on Phil's B.B.Q, and its rather un-American correct usage of apostrophes, but then reading everyone else's post I saw Robs mention of the balcony....NOW my eye is drawn automatically to it every time I look...!

...and who is Tony Hancock...???...

 

[Brian Moore]

...and who is Tony Hancock...???...

I don't know what Rob's talking about and I wish he had never mentioned that bliddy balcony.

 

[Douglas McMann]