Trying to hone myy skills part #2
Apr 20, 2015 19:12:02 #
Looking for some information that I can take forward to improve my hobby skills and produce better pictures thanks in advance saying hello from Pittsburgh
Apr 20, 2015 19:42:51 #
That's a great subject and immediately made me smile and feel happy so critique wise you get the viewer on board straight away
Nice separation of the statue from the stonework behind.
No idea what access you had to this my only concern is that crescent of sky which drags the eye from our happy hero. A viewpoint to either avoid the sky or show smiley just against the sky may have been better.
Nice separation of the statue from the stonework behind.
No idea what access you had to this my only concern is that crescent of sky which drags the eye from our happy hero. A viewpoint to either avoid the sky or show smiley just against the sky may have been better.
Apr 20, 2015 19:57:38 #
Billyspad wrote:
That's a great subject and immediately made me smile and feel happy so critique wise you get the viewer on board straight away
Nice separation of the statue from the stonework behind.
No idea what access you had to this my only concern is that crescent of sky which drags the eye from our happy hero. A viewpoint to either avoid the sky or show smiley just against the sky may have been better.
Nice separation of the statue from the stonework behind.
No idea what access you had to this my only concern is that crescent of sky which drags the eye from our happy hero. A viewpoint to either avoid the sky or show smiley just against the sky may have been better.
Hello Billy thank you big time for the comment I viewed many of your post and comments and would like to say you tell it like it is good bad or indifferent keep up the good work. I would like to comment on your street photos awesome pictures thank you again saying hello from Pittsburgh.
Apr 20, 2015 21:34:12 #
This is great ... the statue with it's bright happy expression in a great "in your face" shot. Nicely framed against the sunny arch and bright blue sky. The image exudes lightheartedness.
Apr 21, 2015 16:16:53 #
Nightski wrote:
This is great ... the statue with it's bright happy expression in a great "in your face" shot. Nicely framed against the sunny arch and bright blue sky. The image exudes lightheartedness.
Thank you very much Nightski for the kind words and taking the time to comment. I have learned a wealth of information from you and the knowable members of the uhh forum in my photo-hobby quest.
Thank you again for looking saying hello from Pittsburgh.
Apr 21, 2015 16:58:03 #
There was a comment regarding the sky. Residing in Pittsburgh, I could have thought that the statue of Fred Rodgers was merely an attempt show off this rare, blue phenomenon.
I can understand why some would think that this sky is a distraction; it is, however, a descriptor of Mr. Rodgers television persona.
This subject requires a very simple presentation - and you have provided one.
I can understand why some would think that this sky is a distraction; it is, however, a descriptor of Mr. Rodgers television persona.
This subject requires a very simple presentation - and you have provided one.
Apr 21, 2015 17:52:50 #
lightchime wrote:
There was a comment regarding the sky. Residing in Pittsburgh, I could have thought that the statue of Fred Rodgers was merely an attempt show off this rare, blue phenomenon.
I can understand why some would think that this sky is a distraction; it is, however, a descriptor of Mr. Rodgers television persona.
This subject requires a very simple presentation - and you have provided one.
I can understand why some would think that this sky is a distraction; it is, however, a descriptor of Mr. Rodgers television persona.
This subject requires a very simple presentation - and you have provided one.
Thank you very much lightchime for the kind words did you reside in the Burgh at some time? Most people would not recognize Mr. Rodgers I believe he was a local T.V.show only. thanks again saying hello from Pittsburgh.
Apr 22, 2015 10:39:23 #
northsidejoe wrote:
Thank you very much lightchime for the kind words did you reside in the Burgh at some time? Most people would not recognize Mr. Rodgers I believe he was a local T.V.show only. thanks again saying hello from Pittsburgh.
good Heaveans.
Mr. Rogers? Just known inPittsburgh?
There are children all over the English-speaking world who considered him their best American Friend and sorely mourned his passing!
Dave in SD
Apr 22, 2015 19:17:04 #
northsidejoe wrote:
Thank you very much lightchime for the kind words did you reside in the Burgh at some time? Most people would not recognize Mr. Rodgers I believe he was a local T.V.show only. thanks again saying hello from Pittsburgh.
You have done a great job of bringing this statue to life. Mr. Rogers was a favorite of my childhood and I grew up in Alaska.
Apr 22, 2015 20:33:30 #
Japakomom wrote:
You have done a great job of bringing this statue to life. Mr. Rogers was a favorite of my childhood and I grew up in Alaska.
Thank you Japakomom for looking and taking time to comment. I now was made aware of the fact that Mr. Rogers was very well known.His tv show was broadcasted on a local pubic broadcasting system here in the Pittsburgh area so I was under the impression that it was just a local tv program and hello from Pittsburgh.
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