Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2012/07/27
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Welcome, and thanks for posting. I am really working on expanding my horizons in regards to people and "street" photography, been doing landscape mostly for many years, so I won't address most of your images. I'll leave that to my learned colleagues on the list. However, there are three shots that grab me personally: I love the light in this one. http://www.avondel.com/Travel/Albania/22452845_r88mdp#!i=1922145811&k=TwfVjwp This is very nice, I like the casualness of the man & his box of mysterious stuff. http://www.avondel.com/Travel/Albania/22452845_r88mdp#!i=1922141468&k=5NKX9R3 And the last is one that I wished I had seen... http://www.avondel.com/Travel/Albania/22452845_r88mdp#!i=1922136003&k=gWMztRC Keep at it! Jay On 7/27/2012 2:01 AM, Erik van der Meulen wrote: > Dear lug-people - > > I am relatively new to this list, although I have been passively following > it from time to time over the last years. I think I am a > fairly enthusiastic hobby photographer, shooting on a daily bases whenever > time permits. Currently my most used camera is an M9, but I also shoot with > iPhone, Ricoh GRDII, Nikon D7000 and occasionally with my M6 & M4. > > In order to improve my skills, I read a lot, look at work of many > photographers and of course practice whenever I can. Now in order to get > better, I feel that I could use some 'serious critique' from 'serious > photographers'. (I seem to have reached the level where friends and family > think that I take nice pictures, that does not help much anymore). > > On this list I have read some thorough and honest opinions going back and > forth, just the kind of things that I would love. The serie I would like to > show was taken in june when I went to Albania on a motorcycle trip with > friends. Photos were taken mostly early in the morning (between 7 and 8) > with a 2.8/28 and a 1.4/50. Post-processed with SilverFX. > > http://smu.gs/NkcSaX > > Thank you very much for your attention! > -- Jay, Dripping on the shutter button here in Seattle