Alexpinto

[Alexpinto]

Yep, very very old photos, dating back from christmas 2006! but i am
on the process of reorganizing my digital photo library and uploading
it to flickr that i decided giving the post processing a little twist
for those!

I actually loved how these turn out that im actually planning on
getting some prints and framing done

hope you like the samples!! Shot with 400D.. cant really remember
which lens! probably tamron 17-50 eheh

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3652/3452384035_4860df6c29.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3570/3453220072_56d685f822.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3587/3452464613_00973d802e.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3335/3453275362_78f1aec999.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3408/3453155828_1eecc81f32.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3355/3452445649_c435c7d1b4.jpg

You can find the whole set on
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexpinto/sets/72157616897086611/

Feel more than welcome for comments and constructive feedback on how
i can improve and all! Hope you enjoy looking at them!

[Sisyphus]

Hi Alex, thanks for posting. I spent some time in Lisbon a couple of years ago and found it was quite a photogenic city. And hilly.

#1. Nice shot. Maybe I would have pulled back a bit -- the fountain might be a tad close. The lights glare a bit, but I'm not sure how to prevent that in this shot.

#2. Good angle on the elevator, but the shaft doesn't quite reach street level.

#3. Ah yes, the Hard Rock Cafe. Great spot for American tourists hungry for something familiar. Not a bad shot.

#4. Doesn't do much for me in B&W. This needs some color, I think.

#5. Similar to #1 and #2 in that the subject is positioned quite low to the frame. More foreground would give the photo more depth, perhaps.

#6. Very dark, hard to make out anything of much interest. There is a gothic vaulted ceiling hidden in there, I think.

That's all I have, but I enjoyed the photos very much.

[Robert_Lay]

The last 3 shots are very nice night scenes.
#1 would be nicer if the converging verticals were corrected, along with the tilt of the fountain.
#2 is interesting, and #3 needs a correction to the converging verticals.
I think it was a good move to go B&W on most of them. The best shot of the bunch is #1 from the standpoint of composition, interest and lighting in spite of its perspective issues.