Bit of WA B&W

[Lester Wareham]

Thought I would play with a bit of wide angel black and white which I haven't done since film days. Not sure I have the knack any more. Any of these do anything for you?

http://www.ware.myzen.co.uk/GalleryPics/Photos/General/General%20Town%20Lane%20A%20002%20040508.jpg

http://www.ware.myzen.co.uk/GalleryPics/Photos/General/General%20Town%20Church%20Yard%20016%20040508.jpg

http://www.ware.myzen.co.uk/GalleryPics/Photos/General/General%20Town%20Church%20Yard%20023%20040508.jpg

http://www.ware.myzen.co.uk/GalleryPics/Photos/General/General%20Town%20Church%20Yard%20011%20040508.jpg

http://www.ware.myzen.co.uk/GalleryPics/Photos/General/General%20Town%20Church%20Yard%20029%20040508.jpg

[BrokenMirrors]

I like 2 and 4. Number 5 was ok but the building in the background threw me off for some reason. I also I burped a little when I seen it so I figured it also gave me a little indigestion, so I blamed it on that picture.

Number 3 was just too plain to me.

Number 1 needed to have the bottom of the closest door in the photo with a "welcome" mat out front. The crop just seems a little funny..

-Cheers,
BM

[Lester Wareham]

Thanks for the comments BM.

[CamDiver]

Focal objects look very centralised. I prefer thirds rule for most composition. Still, very nice. My preferred image is the first. A nice disappearing diagonal.

Cheers,
Mark.

[twstdcain]

B&W + wide angle are some of my favorite shots. Like the first shot, I have to agree that the other images are abit to centered for my taste. Thanks for posting.

[Lester Wareham]

Focal objects look very centralised. I prefer thirds rule for most composition. Still, very nice. My preferred image is the first. A nice disappearing diagonal.

Cheers,
Mark.

B&W + wide angle are some of my favorite shots. Like the first shot, I have to agree that the other images are abit to centered for my taste. Thanks for posting.

Thanks for the feedback. I can see what you mean about being centred, good comment, I'll watch that.