Creative Edge wrote:
oh, I love this...both great shots. Love the texture and excellent b&w conversion
The first one is my favorite... it is a wall hanger
Well THANK YOU Michael! Coming from you, this means a great deal to me. My b&w workflow continues to always be " a work in progress"...With progress being the "brick wall"!
The conversion cried out for b&w. I would have preferred a "head on" shot for #1 but what you don't see is a huge "building crane" pounding steel "I" beams into the ground for a new hotel. The cranes' rear engine was in the focal plane. If you look very closely, you can see the beams" shadow on the building's first "A".
Thanks again Michael!
Dan
RWNPhoto wrote:
Yeah, the first one is better. it has more diagonals and leading lines, depth, interest, texture.
Thanks brother! I agree! The "water tank" was a plus for me.
The darn construction crew had the entire city street blocked! The best shot was across the street from the "garage" but they had it blocked off. I grabbed what I could.
Thanks braugh!
Dan
PS 90F here today..55F yesterday...55F tomorrow. Frost Monday night
The best shot was across the street from the "garage" but they had it blocked off. I grabbed what I could.