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Mihir
16-11-06, 09:24 AM
Dear All,

some time at a construction site.. got the old pointy shooty active...
Comments welcome

cheers
Mihir

Mihir
16-11-06, 09:51 AM
a few more coming up..

M

Mihir
16-11-06, 10:04 AM
and now for some construction objects...
M

Mihir
16-11-06, 10:09 AM
Insulation can have some nice geometry... wish I had a better camera..
M

Tom
16-11-06, 11:01 AM
Hello Mihir
I think this is an original image in it's simplicity and it works a treat and the positions of the men are great. A little rotation ccw might improve also but not essential. Looks like a half decent scaffold too unlike the terrifying bamboo stuff that is used in many parts of China and elsewhere.
A large print of this with lots of negative space would look exciting.
Tom

Tom
16-11-06, 11:05 AM
Sorry Mihir I forgot to mention the other ones. I like these type of pictures of old bulky stock and they can make fine images. But the first one is by far my favourite.
Tom

coupekid
16-11-06, 12:47 PM
Dear All,

some time at a construction site.. got the old pointy shooty active...
Comments welcome

cheers
Mihir

Hi Mate,

I love that first one, superb lighting and silhouetting. I think it could be enhanced somewhat with a tweak on the sky colours.

Also, I would definately encourage you to upload these to the gallery, so as the full size images can be seen without having to open a new browser.

:)

Ian
16-11-06, 01:01 PM
Dear All,

some time at a construction site.. got the old pointy shooty active...
Comments welcome

cheers
Mihir

Nice pix, Mihir - by the way, is the scaffolding there (presumably back in India once more?) made of bamboo? I remember seeing some awesome bamboo scaffolding on towerblocks in Hong Kong.

And as Ben says - you need to put these gems in your gallery :)

Ian

Tinka
16-11-06, 02:01 PM
Hi Mihir
Great images very graphical and well ballanced, The first is my favorit by far.

spl
16-11-06, 02:04 PM
These are fantastic photos - there is another person on this board who photograhs the mundane and makes fascinating images out or her ordinary everyday environment and that's an approach to photography that I think is the most admirable as it calls on us to develop our observational skills and to look with "new eyes" at things - it also saves on the expense of having to travel of exotic locations:D

So well done and keep them coming
sue

Pol
16-11-06, 02:53 PM
........... develop our observational skills and to look with "new eyes" at things - it also saves on the expense of having to travel of exotic locations:D

sue


Absolutely! See here. (http://dpnow.com/forum2/showthread.php?p=3935#post3935)


Pol

Pol
16-11-06, 03:03 PM
Dear All,

some time at a construction site.. got the old pointy shooty active...
Comments welcome

cheers
Mihir


Geeez Mihir - it would take me hours to comment and critique all of them in one sitting ... but I can tell you that first one really grabbed me at first glance. Very nice. :) Intriguing selection too.

Looking forward to seeing you filling up your gallery.

Pol

Wild Images
16-11-06, 06:54 PM
This is minimalistic and striking, nearly monotone A very good PJ type photograph, conveying the essence of a construction site. It give me the creeps, looking at those guys standing there, all part of their everyday work. The pinkinsh BG could maybe do with a little saturation IMO.
I never read critques by others before I look at a picture, because it gives you pre-conceived thoughts. I looks at them after my posts. Just something that helps me to stay objective in my subjectivity:confused: :D :\
Regards
Callie

Tom
16-11-06, 07:44 PM
Hello Everyone
As far as the sky is concerned I would go for pure white all the way. I think it would enhance what is already a great picture.
Tom

Mihir
19-11-06, 05:38 AM
Nice pix, Mihir - by the way, is the scaffolding there (presumably back in India once more?) made of bamboo? I remember seeing some awesome bamboo scaffolding on towerblocks in Hong Kong.

And as Ben says - you need to put these gems in your gallery :)

Ian

Thanks Ian,

Yes - I am back in India, but these scaffolds a not bamboo, but normal cup lock metal ones.

Shall upload to a gallery once I am back in office to a stable editing environment!

Cheers
Mihir

Mihir
19-11-06, 05:50 AM
Here is another quick one.. I still need to figure out this B&W bit..
cheers
Mihir