Fotos

ymrk (15099) 2009-10-13 11:52

ooops diyorum,bu nasıl bir ovaldir böyle!Aman Tanrı'm.Bana nedense Bülent Atalay bey'in bir fotoğrafını anımsattı...Bakış açısı nefis,gren de :)

Y.

mesutilgim (0) 2009-10-13 12:09

Selam Deniz,
Gren mren, fıstık gibi resim ! Doktor bey nesini beğenmemiş anlamadım !
Croplayarak daha en az iki kare çıkar buradan !
Selam ve sevgiler
MESUT ILGIM

PS.Fırtınalı, yağmurlu Şileden selamlar !

yedirenk (11244) 2009-10-13 12:34

merhaba Deniz bey,
müthiş! bu güzel,zarif mimariye yakışır güzellikte bir çekim..kadraj,derinlik ve ışık kullanımı süper..modelde çok iyi yakalanmış..tekniği ve sunumuyla çok özel bir kare..ellerinize sağlık

Cevdet

mikeyeats (136) 2009-10-13 13:08

Deniz, good evening.
Lovely use of lines and shapes, B&W suits it a treat and I like the grain. A decisive moment indeed.
all the best
Mike

barrufeto_77 (28888) 2009-10-13 15:14

Merhaba Denniz.

I like how you waited for the man to be on the light. Of course, the POV with that parabolas is great!

Rgs, Oscar

jasmis (58653) 2009-10-13 22:25

Excellent composotion with a man just in the centre.
Regards.

cyborg83 (4677) 2009-10-13 22:58

Hi Deniz,
what a fine idea and interesting composition!!
I like all the shapes and this man in the centre,
TFS,
Seweryn

scyntilla (1844) 2009-10-14 5:38

Kompzisyon, ışık harıka. SB aşığı olduğumdan mıdır (ve nedense hiç çekmediğimden midir) nedir benim çok hoşuma gitti. Yukarıdaki net ayrıntıdan aşağı doğru grenlenişi de güzel. Elinize sağlık.
Petek

Polonaise (5802) 2009-10-14 11:25

That tiny fragment of your photo... That tiny rectangular cluster of pixels right in the middle of it - sets this photo apart from the myriads of basically the same content.
That tiny silhouette in there - makes that photo a giant among the dwarfs of so called: The architecture photography'.

Your eye, Deniz. Your mind...
What a great substitutes for the camera and lenses and sensors and shutter and tripods, and all that crap that comes within.

Your eye, Deniz. Your mind...

....................

worldcitizen (15956) 2009-10-14 15:00

Hello Deniz,
This is a beautiful play of light and dark, circles and lines. Fabulous POV and composition, waiting for just the right moment to capture the man walking by. It looks great in B/W.

figenya (2852) 2009-10-15 3:29

Merhaba Deniz,

Her yer şekil ve orantı dolu, çok etkileyici.

Sigmayla çektiklerinize hayranlıkla bakıyorum zira benimki çekmecede dinleniyor :) Anlaşamadık bir türlü...

Eline sağlık

selamlar

figen

sayeed_rahman (6461) 2009-10-15 9:21

The essence is truly what your mind sees and interprets and decides on the final frame..which is why you make a photo and not a picture..G is right..they are but disractions..they get in the way like...

I was interacting with a p'journalist..and i was mentioning the relevance of "numbers" you know..the f-stops..the focal lenght..iso..etc..he like all other and myself agreed that it really doesn't matter..the final production is what counts..they are just gimmicks..

Indeed "the eye" and "the mind"..you use them well Deniz.

tc

MarcT (20964) 2009-10-16 9:31

Hi Deniz,
Superb. Great symetrical composition.
Great timing or was it a friend of yours ;o))
Best wishes
Marc

kiks (12805) 2009-10-16 15:24

Fantastic composition!! The repetition of shapes is very good and gives a strong grafical effect. The POV creates an intersting perspective. I would like to see less noise at the light parts.
Best regards
KIKS

bantonbuju (51815) 2009-10-17 22:40

i think that every single detail of this photo has been well thought by the author before pressing the shutter's button...

i think that it's a lesson about graphism and timing, and composition in photography...

very much enthusiastic about this picture...

best, j.

delkoo (68) 2009-10-19 3:56

hi deniz,
good timing ; perfect framing, Again a very nice spatial feel here, with a lovely b&w treatment.

didier

Pascale (10456) 2009-10-19 12:46

Bonsoir Deniz
Excellente composition très graphique avec de très beaux détails ,j'aime beaucoup les contrastes de lumière et le personnage très bien placé apporte un énorme plus .Bravo
Amitiés
Pascale

nerve (10231) 2009-10-21 4:29

etkileyici grafik bir çalışma bu.. zamanlama ise bir harika..
sevgiler.

KevRyan (22956) 2009-10-23 11:58

Beautiful shot! The curved graphic symmetry of your shot captures the architects dream so well and as we all can tell the guy leaving adds your own dreamlike moment - I would have been tempted to burn the guy's head in a little just to add the sharpness of his full silhouette to the scene .....but you are flying my friend!

GFSSD-1 (5888) 2009-10-28 8:05

Muhteşem...
A sınıfı bir grafik,
sadece benim gözüme göre leke dengesi bakmından en alttaki siyah yarım daire dışlanabilirdi.
Tebrikler...

burGu (4840) 2009-11-01 4:40

Bu fotoğrafa neden bu kadar efkar yapıp, eski günleri özlediğinizi anlamadım desem? Kabul, sen için fazlaca klasik ama geniş açının nimeti olarak düşündüğünde ovalden derinliği ve zamanlamasıyla gayet güzel bir fotoğraf bence. Grenlerin, patlak ışığı kibarca görmezden gelişin ve hatta onu fotoğrafın tam ortasına yerleştirmenle de senin olduğu her halinden belli... Daha ne olsun ki...

pasternak (15185) 2009-11-21 4:20

This is excellent. Meticulously framed with all these ovals... and of course - the man is such a finding!

Cheers
A

Manolo (398) 2009-12-04 11:10

What can a 10mm do for you? This! Gorgeous! A slight regret though: the body is not as smart as the place and your picture. Never mind, still great! Manu

     fplohoff (0) 2010-02-07 10:30

I lift my chapeau another time. Structure and light got to the point. TFS Frank

tetixxx (2383) 2010-08-20 15:21

çok çok güzel bir kadraj..tebrik ederim

emka (157280) 2013-11-27 5:49

Hi lord Enrico,
I wondered what you saw in UK and I found this photo. I remember it well, fantastic shot in b&w. We see here a lot of ovals, parabolas, maybe even hyperbola. I was in this museum and probably even on these stairs but I haven't noticed the potential of interesting photo in it. You were lucky to see the man in the white rectangle and the timing was perfect. Or maybe you were just patient and waited for him.
After a few years it is fun to read the critiques and replies to them. There is never so bad that it couldn't be worse?
I hope to see something a bit similar tomorrow but I doubt if I will be so successful with a photo.
M.