Shot of Southwark station. Used the curves device in PS. probably made it too dark, but i liked the moodiness it created... I've been through this station before on the train, but never got off.
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not too dark at all but focus is poor on the fp.
I see you have talent and if you have time to shoot more, I'd think about adding your portfolio to my gallery for national exposure. Sontach me if sincerely interested.
As there's no mention of it in your comments, I strongly suggest that you go, as soon as you possibly can (like on the way home this evening), to the World Press Photo 04 exhibition in the foyer of the Festival Hall - I absolutely promise you you won't be disappointed. Head for the furthest right-hand section if you go in from the terrace level, where you'll find some of the work of Raul Belinchon.
I really like the symmetry and exposure in this image,
If you had been lucky enough to get a figure on each side...then you had an unbeatable picture in my view
Another wow for me. Perfect symetry. Hopefully no one will mark you down for the signs being out of focus. I think you wanted that, and I like it that they don't pull you away. 9.
Beautiful symmetry! I like the colors, composition and contrast. The lighting is a bit bright though. Perhaps close the aperature a tiny bit at the same exposure time.
Brilliant!. The only negative thing I can say is that the information-signs are a bit washed out. Btw, did you use maximum aperture because I can see some blue lines next to the highlights that look like some kind of abberation. Closing the aperture somewhat can solve this problem. Very nice shot. 9
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