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 Member 147 Level 25.81 Mar 2006 |
John's Photography Thread
Hey all,
Figured I may as well post up my photographs  I must admit in all my years here at GFF i've never really ventured into this forum, which is odd because it's my ideal section! Everyone seems to have some great stuff here though!Anyway, my photos. I'll start with my older landscape stuff. These are about 2 years old. My lecturer's don't like these. I think what they meant was that they're not so much bad, but more a bit tacky looking. Looking back I think in a way they were right  Here's a series of shots dating back to around the same time. 
Last edited by Thalin : May 17, 2008 at 07:17 AM.
Reason: This member got a little too post happy.
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Member 903 Level 12.68 Mar 2006 |
Great photos! Nice framing, especially of the ones with people in it. It really adds a lot to the photo. What is your post-processing method? The colours look great, the yellow ones are a bit bright for my taste, but the darker ones with the different hues of blue and pink are nice.
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