wonderful post.
The lines in your bench and the whole mood of your photo really synced with a lot of what was in the video about alan schaller –
and I watched all of the video – 5 minutes is not very long but for some reason I had to make myself watch it all – my my my how the attention span is today – but I am glad I did – I like his work and I like the way smug mug made the video
Thank you. The street images created within this video are stunning…I found myself inspired to photograph more with a different eye. It is odd how a 5-10 min video is about all I can watch in one sitting when night classes were often 1 1/2 – 2 hours.
Oh I know what you mean. About the classes and all…
And I think it is cool how his background was music and this was a hobby that he ended up being good at.
Oh and again – that bench is a nice moody shot
It’s the angles that make it.
Thank you…I’m finding it to be a challenge to open myself to what is while I see photographs of amazing places filled with the architecture, shadows, and energy of places like New York.
Nice light and composition, also enjoyed the video – thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the visit and feedback!
Love the angle of this, it makes me feel like I’m falling into the photo!
It’s absolutely amazing. Thanks for the video
Thank you, Robert, for taking the time to visit and to watch the video.
wonderful post.
The lines in your bench and the whole mood of your photo really synced with a lot of what was in the video about alan schaller –
and I watched all of the video – 5 minutes is not very long but for some reason I had to make myself watch it all – my my my how the attention span is today – but I am glad I did – I like his work and I like the way smug mug made the video
Thank you. The street images created within this video are stunning…I found myself inspired to photograph more with a different eye. It is odd how a 5-10 min video is about all I can watch in one sitting when night classes were often 1 1/2 – 2 hours.
Oh I know what you mean. About the classes and all…
And I think it is cool how his background was music and this was a hobby that he ended up being good at.
Oh and again – that bench is a nice moody shot
It’s the angles that make it.
Thank you…I’m finding it to be a challenge to open myself to what is while I see photographs of amazing places filled with the architecture, shadows, and energy of places like New York.
Nice light and composition, also enjoyed the video – thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the visit and feedback!
Love the angle of this, it makes me feel like I’m falling into the photo!
It’s absolutely amazing. Thanks for the video
Thank you, Robert, for taking the time to visit and to watch the video.
You are welcome Brenda. Have a nice day!