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aimee felstead
{K:514} 8/27/2005
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I think this is a really nice shot and it is well composed. I like the little details like the shadows of lines on the ground. Maybe you could use a bit more depth of field?
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Melody Russell
{K:1089} 4/23/2005
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I love this photo. The buildings somehow remind me of the fishing villages in Prince Edward Island. I love the bright colours. I look forward to seeing the new photos of this subject. Thanks!
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Michael Alexander
{K:5293} 4/23/2005
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John, Thank for the suggestion and comment. I think I?m going to hit the next shot from behind the houses from the beach but use a zoom from the far end like you suggested. I agree with you about the distractions in this shot, you?re absolutely right. It was hard to find a clean angle and it looks like too much work to ps out the chair and utility sheds. This was just a driveby shooting. I?m going to spend some time there next time and find the best vantage point.
~Mike
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John Bohner
{K:8368} 4/23/2005
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Try thinking about where the shadows will be at different times of the day on that visit. Then reallize the shadows give you a second spectrum to add in. Consider shooting with a telephoto from the blue side and not even going above the roofs much. Rip out the light poles, pull down the utility sheds move the chair or try to find a perspective that either uses them or looses them.
Good luck and post the result. - JB
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AJ Miller
{K:49168} 4/21/2005
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Wonderful shapes and colours here. I think you should keep all the houses as they provide a full spectrum from red through to blue. I would perhaps try to find an angle where you lose the parking lot, the shadow and the trees, though.
AJ
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Dana Finchum
{K:2200} 4/21/2005
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Colorful shot.Taken as is the light is good, parking lot acts as an arrow head that points to start here and then the sidewalk leads you in.Good perspective.In the fall I would be concerned about the leaves on the trees darkening the right side of the shot.
Dana
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