Photographers? Official

[MarkRyan]

I've been editing a lot of my shots of Chicago that were taken over Christmas. Here are some shots of the stairwell at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art. Check my flickr for some info about the building.

Very nice. My favorite is the middle one (looking down the stairs).

[B-Ri]

yay for lines...

also turtles

[Lobo]

Very nice. My favorite is the middle one (looking down the stairs).

Same. The contrast between black and white is very nice.

Thanks guys. I agree, the shot looking down is probably my favorite out of the bunch as well.

[Scourge]

I actually like the first one best. The positive/negative space is just confusing enough to make it more abstract than the second. Plus some of the contrast is lost in the one looking down because the rail supports aren't seen as much. So there's more dimensionality in the first and it's not as standard an angle for a staircase photo as from above. What makes the first better than the third is orientation markers (the person) so you can figure out what you're looking at.

[B-Ri]

the shoot i did today for the youth center

[Dyne]

that chick on the left needs my penis to be inserted into her.

[Nomi]

Just a quick shot with my point and shoot, but I love it. We have an awesome storm outside right now.

[MarkRyan]

Just a quick shot with my point and shoot, but I love it. We have an awesome storm outside right now.

That's dope.

[Nomi]

Thanks. It was also raining, so I just stuck myself out the door frame and snapped a picture as quickly as I could. I'm really surprised that it turned out well. My camera isn't fantastic, but for a point and shoot, it takes decent pictures. The lack of options (there are NO mode settings, at all) can ruin things sometimes but it did very well in this case.

[Dyne]

Too much processing or good stuff? Honest opinions please.

i just want you to be able to take pictures without having to Photoshop them.