Neighborhood watchman? With the wicked barbed wire in photos 2 & 3 I don't think a watchman is necessary! Or is that Dick Cheney's vacation home? More details, por favor, senor :-)
The blues in #1 are beautiful. #3 is a stellar image- love the pattern of the flagstones, the rays from the light sources, and the overall framing. The shadow of your camera in #4 is a little distracting in an otherwise very interesting picture (and a very odd structure).
E, thanks for the crit. I realized that while waiting for the exposure to finish! I think I instinctively try to frame my photos with straight lines or patterns.
H, there are local residents who freely take turns patrolling their neighborhoods at night. They are not armed or anything like that, but they do apparently watch the streets at night.
Indonesia@Night is a photography blog that displays images I have captured at night. The images show my perspective and view of Indonesia at night. I am living in Yogyakarta for 5 months so most photographs will likely be in and around Yogyakarta. Enjoy!
Neighborhood watchman? With the wicked barbed wire in photos 2 & 3 I don't think a watchman is necessary! Or is that Dick Cheney's vacation home? More details, por favor, senor :-)
ReplyDeleteThe blues in #1 are beautiful. #3 is a stellar image- love the pattern of the flagstones, the rays from the light sources, and the overall framing. The shadow of your camera in #4 is a little distracting in an otherwise very interesting picture (and a very odd structure).
ReplyDeleteE, thanks for the crit. I realized that while waiting for the exposure to finish! I think I instinctively try to frame my photos with straight lines or patterns.
ReplyDeleteH, there are local residents who freely take turns patrolling their neighborhoods at night. They are not armed or anything like that, but they do apparently watch the streets at night.