Industrial Photography
Do you like my photography?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/industrial_waste_of_time/
Whats good about it, whats bad about it? How could I improve?
Some are better quality than others. I need a real camera =[
Wow.
I majored in photography in college, and I couldn't come up with the imaginative composition of a lot of those shots.
I have looked at hundreds of these here on this site, and this is the first I've seen worth commenting on.
Very well done.
Your use of lines, shadows, and colors draws the eye around and makes for very warm, vibrant photos that are extremely pleasing and have a way of making the ordinary seem very vivid and exciting in a whole new way.
Once again, good job.
Industrial Photography by somethingood Studio barcelona
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