Critique Welcomed Where's That Beach...?

[Brian Moore]

Minox 35GT and Fujicolor 200 film.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Yeah, like HE's the main subject! Very nice

Nice colours, Brian.

 

[Tom Dunne]

I've been watching the Minox cameras this week on EBay this week so it is nice to see this shot Brian. Good quality output going on this.

 

[Brian Moore]

Yeah, like HE's the main subject! Very nice

Nice colours, Brian.

Stop it you,....you'll get me in trouble!

 

[Brian Moore]

I've been watching the Minox cameras this week on EBay this week so it is nice to see this shot Brian. Good quality output going on this.

Thanks, Tom. I bought this Minox off Hamish a year ago or something like that and I'm very happy with it. It has a cracking lens,...very contrasty. You have to be comfortable estimating distance, though, because its a viewfinder camera with manual focus adjustment.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Excellent Brian

 

[Brian Moore]

Excellent Brian

Thank you, Julian.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

You're so unlucky with your shots Brian - those damn young ladies keep photobombing your pics!

Lovely beachy feel with the film's color palette - that Minox looks very sharp!

 

[Pete Askew]

Super shot again Brian. Now, let me try to guess where you were heading!

 

[Tom Dunne]

Missed the interesting shadow play first time. I had to search for the source of the second main shadow until I noticed the girl had a third arm
What mystery we would have had if the third person was fully hidden behind the her.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Damn, I missed that as well Tom - that's a neat trick Brian

 

[Brian Moore]

You're so unlucky with your shots Brian - those damn young ladies keep photobombing your pics!

Lovely beachy feel with the film's color palette - that Minox looks very sharp!

I don't fully understand it myself, Chris!

Super shot again Brian. Now, let me try to guess where you were heading!

Thanks, Pete. (Where do you think I was heading...? )

Missed the interesting shadow play first time. I had to search for the source of the second main shadow until I noticed the girl had a third arm
What mystery we would have had if the third person was fully hidden behind the her.

I calculate these things with the utmost precision, Tom. Didn't want to show you too much or too little, so I chose to show you just enough. And all this calculating happens in a fraction of a second and all of it takes place in my brain. Tom,...you are nothing if not an eagle. (I didn't see that either until you mentioned it!)

Damn, I missed that as well Tom - that's a neat trick Brian

Try to keep up Chris, OK?

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I find it amusing and I was drawn to the man also because of that title. How on earth some get so involved with a subject in the picture that even was not supposed to be in there, is beyond my apprehension A very good one Brian, just like the famous English photographer whom I never seem to remember his name. The one who has a lot of beach pictures.

 

[Pete Askew]

Martin Parr?

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

Martin Parr?

That's right Pete and thank you. There was a scent of Alzheimer there for a moment. A scary thing this Al, honestly!

 

[Brian Moore]

I find it amusing and I was drawn to the man also because of that title. How on earth some get so involved with a subject in the picture that even was not supposed to be in there, is beyond my apprehension A very good one Brian, just like the famous English photographer whom I never seem to remember his name. The one who has a lot of beach pictures.

Thanks a lot, Ivar. Much appreciated.