Avon River Kayaks

Critiques [Translate]

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• japiey (8932)
• [2008-02-20 1:01]

Hi Renier,

Dramatic results... The river through the city heart, and the buildings, along the people... all make this exciting.
Beautifull shot in B/W..
Interesting details..

jp

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• tanburi (37226)
• [2008-02-20 1:11]

Hi Renier,
Excellent composition and excellent choice of B/W.
Well seen and well done. Congratulations
Selahattin E

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• Black_Dog (1815)
• [2008-02-20 1:28]

Howdy Kiwi!
Amazing scene. Original POV. Nice capture.
TFS!

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• MLINES (8484)
• [2008-02-20 1:50]

Hi Renier. Your B&W composition are striking to see. This is a great place in a beautiful almost English city. Good clarity and POV. TFS. Murray.

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• zhelach (8796)
• [2008-02-20 1:53]

Hello Renier!
Beautiful place! Good comosition, contrast and details! Bravo!
TFS, Best regards, Zorica

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• azaf1 (6932)
• [2008-02-20 3:29]

Hi Renier
I can't keep up with your stormy postings!
Excellent view and perspective
Well done
Argiris

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• bucanas (15258)
• [2008-02-20 4:05]

Hi Renier,
Fantastic,excellent picture,congratulation.
Best regards,
Ralf

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• lenazap (1934)
• [2008-02-20 6:19]

I thought that is a spring, but it is autumn!
Beautiful B/W
thank you,Renier!
Lena

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• spasticnofx (6)
• [2008-02-20 8:57]

tahnx for ur comment japiey. anyways spotted this one photo here. it was great. basically i felt like looking to an imaginary place when first saw it maybe bcause of the blurry trees. just wow.

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• lilimih33 (17715)
• [2008-02-21 4:06]

Hello Renier!
Another beautiful black & white composition with nice effect!
Very good your point of view!
Best regards!
Lili

...tomorrow...:)

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• jonathanhart (15795)
• [2008-03-03 10:13]

good choice of POV and excellent perspective, Renier, this photo is well composed but moreover the B&W conversion is well managed too
regards
jo

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• Hendrika (19218)
• [2008-03-31 10:46]

Hi Renier,

I tried to figure out why you use B&W - I can see that it suits a lot of your pictures, like this one for example, but not all of them. Or maybe that mountain with flowers in front you could have used partial desaturation.
Back to this one. This works great.
The wood and the kayaks provide you with strong lines and further to the BG the blossems are softer as is the sky.
Ha, I have seen the coloured version on TE and I would leave the autumn colours and try to desaturate the wood of the houses and the kayaks, there is just too much colour in that picture - a bit confusing even.

TFS
Els