Critique Welcomed Waiting for the Bus

[Brian Moore]

Uneticky, Czech Republic.

Having enjoyed a pleasant 40 minute walk in the sunshine to the Uneticky Brewery for lunch, a bus was the preferred conveyence for our return to my brother's home in Roztoky. This was due to an unexpected onset of inclement weather that drenched the area shortly after our arrival at Uneticky.

From left, my brother, Stewart, my daughter, Meg, my nephews, Ronan and Julius.

Olympus XA and Kodak Ektar 100 film.

 

[Pete Askew]

Supe composition Brian and I like the graduation in height. The reflection adds a nice extra element and the lighting is very satisfying indeed. Was you position on the other side of the road deliberate or the result of a particularly accentuated weave?!

 

[Tom Dunne]

Great shot Brian. Love how the browns and greens work together. The wet road is a bonus giving you the nice little reflection.
A lovely shot to remember the day out.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Meg looks so elegant. They guys look like...well...guys!

 

[Brian Moore]

Supe composition Brian and I like the graduation in height. The reflection adds a nice extra element and the lighting is very satisfying indeed. Was you position on the other side of the road deliberate or the result of a particularly accentuated weave?!

Deliberate, Pete. Lol. Anyway, thanks Pete. Much appreciated.

 

[Brian Moore]

Great shot Brian. Love how the browns and greens work together. The wet road is a bonus giving you the nice little reflection.
A lovely shot to remember the day out.

Thanks a lot, Tom. It is indeed a nice way to remember the day out. Appreciate the comments.

 

[Brian Moore]

Meg looks so elegant. They guys look like...well...guys!

Total agreement, Rob. Thanks.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

Thank God it wasn't Holga. And as Tom says it all, I can only ad, "Brilliant Mr. Moore."

 

[Brian Moore]

Thank God it wasn't Holga. And as Tom says it all, I can only ad, "Brilliant Mr. Moore."

Thanks a lot, Ivar. Much appreciated!

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

It is family , it comes across as family. Excellent for that alone, then added a great comp has produced a superb image. Have you one where you switch that ticky timer on, run across to sit down and hope you've got there in time ?

 

[Brian Moore]

It is family , it comes across as family. Excellent for that alone, then added a great comp has produced a superb image. Have you one where you switch that ticky timer on, run across to sit down and hope you've got there in time ?

Thanks, Julian. No I didn't do a timed shot. I started to cross the road and then we spied the bus coming; I must have been affected by the excitement because the bus's impending arrival produced this:

 

[Pete Askew]

Zombies! Run away!

 

[Pete Askew]

That bus must have arrived just in the nick of time. Or…

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Ha so that is how the Moore's stop the bus , run into the road

 

[Brian Moore]

Ha so that is how the Moore's stop the bus , run into the road

It worked...