Please Comment on the India 2009 Portfolio
Yesterday I posted my newest portfolio with images from my 2009 trip to India. I’ve never been so unsure of my images as I am this time, so I’d like you — my… Continue reading
Category Archive: Critique an image
More Bicycles in the Snow
I find this image much better than the previous two. I read somewhere that if you cannot explain why something is good, you cannot repeat it, and as a “head person” I tend… Continue reading
The World Stars of Photography
This week I was in Mannheim again, so I took the time and visited Hasselblad Foundation’s World Stars of Photography. On display are 6-10 original prints by each of all the 28 winners… Continue reading
Critique of Shadow Portrait by Karin Székessy
I’m deeply affected by the image Shadow Portrait by Karin Székessy. I find it so intriguing and special, that I thought I’d write a critique of it. My secret hope is that by… Continue reading
How about this one? Art or not?
With my recent post about art I didn’t want to imply that that particular image was anything special, but I do think that is art. Here is a quote from Wikipedia: Visual art… Continue reading
Church Abstract (2)
Here is another one from the church from last weekend. How do you like the repeating arches and the light-dark-light repetition? I know, I know, I should have moved 5 cm to the… Continue reading
Roman Loranc
I’ve just discovered another great modern-age black-and-white photographer — Roman Loranc. His locations and his subjects are totally unspectacular and his compositions are so simple, yet his images are so exquisite! Take for… Continue reading
Boat and Clouds
In reference to Managing Images, I thought I’d show a typical *** image as a reference for what I for mean by “some artistic value”. This image is simple, to the point, the… Continue reading
Modern Evolution
I played a bit more with the image from “All Alone and Still Gathering Attention” and came up with a different crop. This one is much simpler and much clearer, and seems to… Continue reading