Critique Welcomed Qasr Al Muwaiji

[Brian Moore]

This is the southeast tower of Qasr Al Muwaiji in Al Ain, the World Heritage Site in the United Arab Emirates.

Sigma DP1 Merrill.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Been on holiday, Brian? I love the architecture from this part of the world, and you've captured it well. Great pov, and the deep shadows are wonderful. I hope you have more to share from this trip?

 

[Pete Askew]

Not only a fine building, but a damn fine image. Love the geometry, shadows and overall simplicity. Superb.

 

[Rhonda Smith]

All that has been said. Light and shadow shows the excellent contrast.

 

[Dave Farnes]

Agreed, simple but very effective, a fine shot.

 

[Brian Moore]

Been on holiday, Brian? I love the architecture from this part of the world, and you've captured it well. Great pov, and the deep shadows are wonderful. I hope you have more to share from this trip?

Thanks Rob. Yeah I was in the UAE for 8 days. I was invited to be a member of an architectural photographers delegation. Not sure you knew him but @Pete Askew will remember an RPF member from way back when named Darren Bradley. Darren is a well-known (and damn fine!) photographer of modernist architecture. Anyway, Darren also was one of the delegates. I'll post more images as time goes on. Thanks again.

 

[Brian Moore]

Not only a fine building, but a damn fine image. Love the geometry, shadows and overall simplicity. Superb.

Thank you Pete. Much appreciated!

 

[Brian Moore]

All that has been said. Light and shadow shows the excellent contrast.

Thank you very much Rhonda!

 

[Brian Moore]

Agreed, simple but very effective, a fine shot.

Thank you Dave!

 

[Rob MacKillop]

I vaguely remember Darren. It sounds like you are very serious about architectural photography, and from my perspective you do it rather well. More power to you, sir!

 

[Brian Moore]

I vaguely remember Darren. It sounds like you are very serious about architectural photography, and from my perspective you do it rather well. More power to you, sir!

Thanks Rob. Much appreciated.