Cinema Lights - Bradley Schwartz

Perspective distortion corrected with Photoshop.
| Camera: | G1 |
| Lens: | 21 mm Biogon |
| Film: | Fuji Super HQ 100 |
| Exposure: | 1/30, f/2.8 |
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| Posted: | 16-Jun-2002 |
Rating: 7.50 (10 ratings)
Comments
Cool!
Very vibrant. I want popcorn! I love that glow around the name of the theater. The shapes at the top are kind of creepy, like eyes and a screaming mouth. I would maybe crop a slice off the top as the black is a little overpowering.
Robin Kleb 16-Jun-2002 at 21:08.
A little dark on top but, I want popcorn too.
MARK MILLEN 16-Jun-2002 at 21:22Balanced.. .
Bradley, your hand is steady. Red and White--and the crystal lights-make for a strong graphics. The horizontal lines are well aligned throughout the image. Robin's monster is creepy, cute, too--is there a horror show playing? ;-)
Jerome Belthrop 16-Jun-2002 at 23:40Good framing
makes this shot work - see the horizontal lines coming "out" from the bottom of the curving sign? If the roof shape cannot be brought out of the picture (conical, like a witch's hat?) then perhaps crop about half of the shy and darken in the windows. This will get a more balanced shot and may not look too silly if the eye thinks that the upper bit is just darkened sky/building.
Charez Golvala 17-Jun-2002 at 01:30Well Done
A bit dark on top, as already said, BTW Mark, pass me the popcorn pls.
Jan Brouckaert 17-Jun-2002 at 04:10OK
sharp and well composed picture.
Knut Skjærven 17-Jun-2002 at 09:33Thanks
I appreciate the complements and suggestions. There is too much darkness in the upper portion. I will try to bring out some details or crop the dark areas. - Brad
Bradley Schwartz 17-Jun-2002 at 14:07Wow,
Bradley, is it showing "Cinema Paridiseo"? Composition, color, sharp as hell -- an unusually emotive scene for reasons I can't express -- what more can we ask?
George Shadoan 17-Jun-2002 at 16:16
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