I love the rich reds framing the scene anchoring the composition. this really contrasts beautifully with the cool glow of the refrigerator content. Thanks for sharing.
Sol, I normally don't go into detailed critiques on photos, but your work here is on an entirely different level as all your other postings and truly warrants a closer look with more attention.
I love how this captures a moody, cinematic atmosphere. The heavy use of deep, shadows creates a strong sense of isolation and mystery, drawing my eyes straight to the illuminated storefront.
I love the way you used lighting for a dramatic effect as the core of the shot. The warm lights from the storefront cut through the darkness, casting an inviting pool of light onto the pavement.
Sol, once again, you mastered it. This gives me the impression of a hidden urban oasis or a solitary beacon in the night.
mdriscoll wrote:
stephen b: Thanks! It is slide film - Fuji RVP 100 (Velvia). Great film! Maybe, we could talk the site administrators into adding "film" to the EXIF menu?
Done. Film can now be assigned to an image and will show up in EXIF
Wow. P version. How are you finding the focus performance. The image quality is awesome!
Hi JT, thanks! Compared to the SL3, the focus is way better. Not on par with the Sony and Nikon flagships though. But good enough for a ‘broad’ shooter as I am. Motorsports are within the capabilities of the P. Motorcross worked on the SL3 too, but you have limitations and position is key. But the details? Man, that’s way better than the previous named flagships.
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