Digital photography

head like an Orange.

Loving the way you've used silhouettes in the landscape pics.

Welcome back..
That's a nice website with some great photos!

watching me watching you.

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Had a look at your flickr......bikes are great but just bikes.....the top 3 are all really good imo....
....specialy the fruit....do more..!

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Blurred lines.

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That's great !

Thanks bud :)

I really like that!

Rust.

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Really really like this one.

@c0gsucker @well_is_it Thanks guys. I have to say I'm pretty pleased with it myself. It was one of the rare occasions when I actually had the idea beforehand, and then it worked out perfectly in practice!

love this, those eyes!

Good grief. Abandoned furniture, in a street scene without any people, and graffiti, with the photo seeming to lean to the right. Get @Franz Beckenbauer in here now, she's going to love it! :)

Seriously though, I think that's brilliant. The lighting is so unnerving; it conveys that 'edge of an underpass/tunnel' mood so well.

haha I thought it was leaning too but I convinced myself that the floor was uneven. I leveled it using the top of the wall/bottom of the bridge.

Yeah I just tried to level it too, and I'm pretty sure it's already as straight as can be. I think my eyes are just thrown by one side being so much lighter than the other.

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Its level, but not square on to the wall, so the horizontal lines are parallel to the edge of the frame, but the floor tiles are slightly off on the vertical edges

Needs horizontal perspective correction :)

aha nice one.

Currently teaching myself how to do that on Photoshop. I'll let you know how it goes. Cheers for the advice.

It turns out Photoshop is super confusing and hard to use.

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Try spending years working in Photoshop and then using Illustrator. It makes NO sense.

Don't usually post pictures as I only own a camera phone and and don't particularly rate it as a device but thought this snap from earlier today was a bit topical.

Criticism welcome!