Critique Welcomed Sea-Tac Concourse A

[Brian Moore]

Vivitar PN2011 with Arista EDU 400 film.

The PN2011 being of the "toy camera" genre and having a fixed focus, aperture and shutter speed I knew when I took this picture that the ambient light available may not have been enough to provide a decent image. But I was quite happy when I saw the result.

 

[Pete Askew]

Actually, I think the lighting is perfect and the timing is spot on with that figure captured just in the right spot so that the shadowy observer figures in the narrative. A modern Paul Strand!

 

[Rob MacKillop]

And you captured a rare public appearance of Jake The Peg:

But seriously, I really like the tonality, lighting, shadows, it's all really intriguing. Which proves it is often worth taking the chance.

 

[Brian Moore]

Actually, I think the lighting is perfect and the timing is spot on with that figure captured just in the right spot so that the shadowy observer figures in the narrative. A modern Paul Strand!

Thanks Pete.

 

[Brian Moore]

And you captured a rare public appearance of Jake The Peg:

But seriously, I really like the tonality, lighting, shadows, it's all really intriguing. Which proves it is often worth taking the chance.

I'd never seen Jake the Peg before, Rob. That's hilarious. Thanks for posting it and of course now I know who I captured in that image!