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Paul Neubert
{K:1116} 1/24/2005
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I really like your small subway series, you captured the mood very well. Unfortunately, I also don't know what to do about the overexposure at the top, maybe some photoshop editing? Just keep on experimenting.
Greetings,
Paul
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Ian McIntosh
{K:39518} 1/24/2005
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Great timing if you caught a still of the window and it isn't a poster. :)
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* James *
{K:20142} 1/24/2005
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hi ian. that is indeed a glowing poster and not a train window. this was my second attempt (first serious) at shooting photos of moving trains and i see some potential for nice shots in this environment. in fact, i'll be in bangkok in three days and as they have a new subway there i hope to do something similar there. i can improve on these ones.
thanks for your comments and i will now peruse your portfolio.
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Mr. M
{K:5514} 1/24/2005
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Great subaway series!!
Strong effects and lines!
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Ian McIntosh
{K:39518} 1/24/2005
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It does NOT compare James! :)
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Heiko Hamann
{K:695} 6/30/2005
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Hi James,
i like the idea of the underground series. Unfortunatly all three pics seem to be a bit overexposed in some areas.
Definitly Shanghai has clean subways.
Regards,
Heiko
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* James *
{K:20142} 7/1/2005
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hi heiko, you're right the photos are all a bit overexposed in the white areas where the subway directions are laid out. however these were my first subway shots and i learned that i should use the manual setting on my camera in places like this. or bracket the photos.
thanks for the comment ~ james
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Erbil Dabağlar
{K:1139} 1/15/2006
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Hi James,
Very good composition and work. I am S7000 user like you.
Regards.
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