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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
5/23/2007 6:34:22 AM
A feast of different textures, almost painterly. This LOOKS candid and spontaneous, but farther contemplation yields interesting interplays between composition, color, texture, shape-play...
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
5/23/2007 6:33:19 AM
i love the simplicity here, and the off-kilter box feels like a visual giggle.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
5/23/2007 6:32:33 AM
Reminds me of contemporary architecture. What will happen to all our discarded media as formats change, change again, etc....?
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
5/23/2007 6:07:52 AM
Great to see another Fisheye-Lomographer out there snapping away!
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| Photo By: Kenton Franklin
(K:168)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
5/4/2007 4:20:53 AM
Ha--disgruntled protocol droids! Fun capture.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
4/29/2007 7:16:27 PM
Fun texture find.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
4/29/2007 7:16:03 PM
This looks like a 60s collage/pop painting, subversive and subtle in its construction, a great flowering collection of urban structures. Bravo!
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
4/24/2007 5:19:24 AM
I like the gauzy Hollywood-effect of the light textures.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
4/16/2007 5:04:31 AM
Yes, its basically a toy camera on the level of the old instamatic, just with a goofy lens. Part of the fun--no control. Heck, the viewfinder is hardly functional (something they fixed on the Fisheye 2 I believe).
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
(K:18307)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
4/16/2007 4:44:57 AM
The Lomo Fisheye 1 camera is a 35mm film camera, and it doesnt capture a full circle, so the crop happens inside the camera, and impossible to get around. If I could, I'd shoot a full round coverage, but I don't have the $800 for a good fisheye lens for my Canon Rebel. :)
Thanks for askin!
Best,
@ndrew
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
(K:18307)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
4/9/2007 3:30:03 AM
Gorgeous form and color study. Whutta beaut!
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| Photo By: Luke Luther
(K:14693)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
4/6/2007 5:50:45 PM
That is a magical hallway you have, Mister Patrick. Channels Hopper, it does. Great subdued color.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
3/31/2007 7:11:58 AM
Reminds me of 30s Structuralist paintings and artwork, All lines and textures and color. Very intellectual. I love finding art everwhere, and obviously so do you...
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
3/15/2007 4:57:25 PM
I have a strange soft-spot for side-of-the-road Dead Furniture. It always causes me to flash back and wonder about it's history and what caused it to find it's way here. The sharp hot light here, and angle of shadow enhance this effect for me, emphasizing the rounds lines of composition and shadow.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
3/13/2007 3:59:36 AM
while i disagree, i like to hear alternate perspectives and critical honesty from other eyes. much appreciation.
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
(K:18307)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
3/10/2007 8:12:38 PM
"Sometimes theres God so suddenly."
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
3/4/2007 5:21:13 PM
Trust me, Luke, I'd shoot him as often as he'd allow. I'm posting some more from the first shoot, and hope to have another shoot with him soon...
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| Photo By: Andrew Caldwell
(K:18307)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/25/2007 10:47:24 PM
Love the open hungry eyes of this very engaged child. More than just an adorable cute kid pic. Great work.
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| Photo By: Luke Luther
(K:14693)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/25/2007 10:41:18 PM
Beautiful light and silhouette here. The explanation gives it even more poignant depth.
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| Photo By: Syrie Kovitz
(K:1349)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/23/2007 5:43:57 AM
Interesting--I passed by that window many times while bussing to and from work, and always wanted to shoot it! :)
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| Photo By: James Cook
(K:38068)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/19/2007 4:58:59 AM
This feels like a three-dimensional Mondrian. Fun color and texture too.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/19/2007 4:56:36 AM
Gorgeous composition, texture, color.
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| Photo By: Luke Luther
(K:14693)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/19/2007 4:56:06 AM
Sublime and wonderful! Pure form.
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| Photo By: Luke Luther
(K:14693)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/12/2007 4:55:00 AM
I find this one endlessly amusing--a sort of conversation.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/11/2007 7:42:26 AM
Oh, this is visual music!
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| Photo By: Barry Walthall
(K:5312)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/11/2007 6:36:13 AM
Awwwwww, how musical. Love the wirelessness--a minimalist feast.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/7/2007 6:38:41 PM
Very linear energy here, but the color is the main course of this feast for the eyes.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/7/2007 6:34:46 PM
Nicely ghostlike figures. You make the most of the angle and light here. A feast of textures.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
2/7/2007 6:33:57 PM
I love the contrast of colors between the "real" and the "fictional." Great light, and lots of domestic detail.
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| Photo By: Robert Patrick
(K:8337)
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Critique By:
Andrew Caldwell (K:18307)
1/21/2007 5:45:43 PM
Beautiful, serene expression captured with perfect light and compositional balances. Top notch!
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| Photo By: Marcus Carlsson
(K:411)
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