A good effort and a nice concept. I would prefer to see the man at  
the right of frame. This emphasizes the distance he must walk. I  
would probably crop it below the bright sky area. The overall mood is  
dreary. Keep the bright sky out of it. A bit less contrast would be  
helpful. There is no detail in the dark suit the man is wearing or in  
the white bag he is carrying. A nitpick to be sure, but hopefully  
something to think about. But overall this is a solid execution. You  
demonstrate a good sense of what makes for an interesting photo.  
Let's see more!
Paul
On Jul 19, 2006, at 2:33 AM, jim kerslake wrote:

> Hopefully this is not a discouraging PESO -
> I think it has some obvious flaws, but would like others' opinions.
>
> This is from my first ever roll of b&w film (Ilford FP4) through an  
> original
> Spotmatic with the standard 55mm Takumar -
> So plenty of grain then :-)
>
> I'm not the best at scanning negs either.
>
>
> http://www.jimkerslake.uklinux.net/pentax/go_home_smaller.jpg
>
> larger version of same:
> http://www.jimkerslake.uklinux.net/pentax/go_home.jpg
>
>
>> From a previous thread:
>
> " Why do we shoot people we don't know? Maybe to
> make some universal statement about the human condition, yuppie or  
> tourists
> or
> kids or otherwise." - Marnie aka Doe
>
>
> I think I just sympathised with this guy -
> I seem to spend half my life trudging to and from work like this.
>
> I wanted to capture a sense of the world bearing down upon him, as  
> well as
> the rain.
>
> I was in two minds about cropping off the whole top third of the  
> image - but
> in the end opted to leave it.
>
> -- jim
>
> "ee it's grim oop north" ;-)
>
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