Critique Welcomed Man in Khakis

[Brian Moore]

I posted this a few years ago but I find now that most (if not all) of my older posts are no longer visible. This is due to how I'm filing my images now. The original connections have been broken. I guess it gives me an opportunity to re-post some stuff.

I took this shot in Los Angeles with my Olympus XA3 using "Rite Aid 400" film which I had converted to redscale. (Rite Aid is a big pharmacy chain here in the USA and the film they sold was re-branded Fuji.) It was shot "from the hip." Had I framed the image using the viewfinder I would have tried to avoid cutting the bloke's head off. However, for some reason the unfortunate framing works for me. I don't think I'd change it if I had the opportunity.

 

[Pete Askew]

I refer to my previous comment on the image!

Critique Welcomed - The Old Man And The Seat

(Street I think.) Olympus XA3 and Rite Aid 400 converted to redscale. (Took this shot months ago, but when I saw it anew this evening it reminded me of one of @Rob MacKillop's recent Hexar images and that inspired me to post it.)

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[Pete Askew]

Still love it, and still waiting for an image from your real Gerhard Richter phase!

 

[Brian Moore]

I refer to my previous comment on the image!

Critique Welcomed - The Old Man And The Seat

(Street I think.) Olympus XA3 and Rite Aid 400 converted to redscale. (Took this shot months ago, but when I saw it anew this evening it reminded me of one of @Rob MacKillop's recent Hexar images and that inspired me to post it.)

realphotographersforum.com

I refer to my previous response to your comment.

 

[Brian Moore]

Still love it, and still waiting for an image from your real Gerhard Richter phase!

Here you are, Pete. As promised (years ago).

 

[Pete Askew]

About bloody time!