Bingley
Veteran
Backstreet, Kathmandu, Contax T2, RDPIII:
All your photos are wonderful, but this one in particular grabbed me. Keep posting!
jarski
Veteran
thanks OP. from all the places, Kathmandu is one of my favorites as well.
kross
sonnarism
thanks for sharing... awesome color shots...
Andrea Taurisano
il cimento
Fabulous work. That's the sort of pix we see on national geographic!
hyyd87
Established
Thank you!
Thanks, I also want to know what inside this pic gradded you, I guess one of them is the composition? There are 2 diagonal lines, one is from up left to down right, along the bicycle, the other is just the man's leg one the right, and the cross point is just located at the 1/3 of the frame?
hyyd87
Established
Forgot where I shoot it, Contax T2, Tri-X:
Bingley
Veteran
I like the touch of whimsy in the disembodied legs, and the colors. Is the owner of the legs admiring the bicycle? Taking a rest? Deciding where to go on the bike? Waiting for someone to come along and offer to buy the bike, or maybe steal it? There's mystery in ths photo.
hyyd87
Established
Thanks for ur sharing! What a imagination u have! Yes, if we partial cover a normal object, it will be more implicit looking......
BobYIL
Well-known
hyyd87...
Visited your web site. It is obvious that you have great talent as some of your pictures are indeed worth of exhibition. Also, I admired your capability of turning out different perspectives in spite of using only one lens, be it on the MF or 35mm format. Noted your mastery of using whatever you found as color film (print or slide) with consistent output quality.
The moment I saw your photograph of http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1776982&postcount=18 I recalled what Alex Webb once has stated in a Magnum interview; " ...there is no doubt that I am happiest using film" because this picture was not that far of his style. Now I wonder of your insistence of using film but not digital, it would be interesting to hear about your comments.
Keep on posting here and state your website under your signature.
Regards,
Bob
Visited your web site. It is obvious that you have great talent as some of your pictures are indeed worth of exhibition. Also, I admired your capability of turning out different perspectives in spite of using only one lens, be it on the MF or 35mm format. Noted your mastery of using whatever you found as color film (print or slide) with consistent output quality.
The moment I saw your photograph of http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1776982&postcount=18 I recalled what Alex Webb once has stated in a Magnum interview; " ...there is no doubt that I am happiest using film" because this picture was not that far of his style. Now I wonder of your insistence of using film but not digital, it would be interesting to hear about your comments.
Keep on posting here and state your website under your signature.
Regards,
Bob
hyyd87
Established
Thanks a lot, ya... Alex Webb, one of my favorite photographers... I'm really very happy to hear about my style is a little similiar with him
For the choice btw film and digi, I'm a film lover who roll back from digi, about 2yrs ago, I sold all my digi set up out: First of all, we still cannot beat the color of slide and the tone of BW; Secondly, film can force me to consider again and again before press shutter botton. At last, the mysterious, upset and wonderful mixed feeling during the period of film developing is also a good experience for me......
Old town in Bhaktapur, "Momo" shop, Contax T2, RDPIII:
BobYIL
Well-known
That explains a lot... Thanks.
hyyd87
Established
Welcome...
The only one landscrap pic of this Nepal trip:
Morning fog, Bhaktarpur, Contax T2, RDPIII
robert blu
quiet photographer
Great shots, thanks for posting. It always interestin if you can tell us something more about your experience.
robert
robert
Graham Line
Well-known
Excellent photos as well as excellent writing. Thank you for posting.
hyyd87
Established
Thanks, it seems I must add some text for my following posting, hehe...
OK, here we go:
Bhaktapur, Contax T2, RDPIII, in this scenario, we can see a obvious triangle relationship among the people on the ground, by the window and the puppy. And the expression of the man on the top left also attracted me:
hyyd87
Established
Pashupatinath, Kathmandu, Contax T2, Fujicolor200:
Cremation stage, next to Bagmati river, I can even smell it......
Cremation stage, next to Bagmati river, I can even smell it......
hyyd87
Established
Pashupatinath, Kathmandu, Contax T2, Fujicolor200:
A begger looking woman just sit by the gate of the security office all the day without a single moving, was she enjoying the sunshine?
A begger looking woman just sit by the gate of the security office all the day without a single moving, was she enjoying the sunshine?
Reddot9
This Is Not Here
The BW of the little boy on the steps is really nicely composed. Good image.
