Street Photos.

[Merelyok]

So, i'm finally done with my undergraduate studies. Exams have ended and i'm awaiting my results.

What is one to do amidst all this boredom? Why, hit the streets and shoot of course!

All shot in Tri-X, developed in HC-110B.

Thanks for looking!

 

[pesphoto]

Nice work, man I hated waiting for exam results as I knew the results weren't going to be good.......

...not to say yours arent going to be good......good luck!

 

[wgerrard]

I like the fourth shot. The girl smiles, the boy grimaces.

 

[.ken]

beautiful tonality and contrast in your shots.

 

[adietrich]

I like the contrast in the second image: Man on tricycle vs. E-class Mercedes, and even the left side of the alley looks a bit more seedy compared to the right side.

Good luck with your exam results!
-a

 

[le vrai rdu]

A nice start

looking for more

Imho the light is a bit too hard and pictures too much contrasted

anyway , that's a good start

 

[Merelyok]

Thank you all for the comments gentlemen! ( I do need that bit of extra luck for my results too!)

le vrai rdu, i'm always conflicted on how much contrast my pictures should have. IIRC, the light was indeed hard when i took those shots (it was a blazingly hot afternoon!) but my developing technique could have accentuated that hardness.

That being said, i'm still looking for a balance between tonality/contrast/detail so do bare with me!!

Thanks for the honesty, i appreciate it.

 

[LeicaFoReVer]

I must say your photos have very nice compositions...they stand out in a way that they are not shot as to be shot. Beautifully considered and composed, especially the last 3-4 photos...thanks

 

[Damaso]

Get closer...

 

[astroman]

I real like the last one
Great!

 

[le vrai rdu]

Thank you all for the comments gentlemen! ( I do need that bit of extra luck for my results too!)

le vrai rdu, i'm always conflicted on how much contrast my pictures should have. IIRC, the light was indeed hard when i took those shots (it was a blazingly hot afternoon!) but my developing technique could have accentuated that hardness.

That being said, i'm still looking for a balance between tonality/contrast/detail so do bare with me!!

Thanks for the honesty, i appreciate it.

well, trix on a hot afternoon is quite an hight speed film

if you like the trix look, take a PX125, it is slower

 

[Merelyok]

well, trix on a hot afternoon is quite an hight speed film

if you like the trix look, take a PX125, it is slower

Sure! will look into it. I might try some Neopan Arcos!

Thanks for the comments guys : D