bryan's portfolio

[bryan]

Okay so here are some of the photographs that I've taken over the summer. I wish I could post my short films as well, but the workshop people have those so. Please comment with all constructive (or destructive) criticism. You all do it so well. Of course, encouragement is always welcome as well.

[Note: the pictures will probably show up, but if they don't just right click and select 'Show Picture.' If it doesn't work after that, then it's Sony Imagestation's fault.]



Victoria, Canada at night.



A waterfall. Should have gone closer.



A river on a rainy day.



A smaller waterfall.



A lake and mountains. Would have been better if the light was going my way but it wasn't.



The sun itself.



An old church in black and white. Framing could have been better here.



A beautiful reflecting pond.

[Renegade]

Well, the ones that actually work (the last 3), look good. Especially liked the black and white Church photo. The church blends in very well with the scenery (e.i. surrounding pine tress and snowy mountains).

And for those who are clueless staring at red X's: right click the X, click properties, and copy the url into your browser.

[bryan]

Well the pictures tend to work if you keep clicking 'Show Picture.' That's free online storage for you - unreliable and makes your pictures small and blurry.

[Lil' Lady Chaz]

Very Cool

[Jacoby]

"A lake and mountains. Would have been better if the light was going my way but it wasn't."

That's the best photo I've ever seen. Good work. I like the way the light is going...The farther out it goes the more it fades, and that looks really great.

[bryan]

Originally Posted by Jacoby

"A lake and mountains. Would have been better if the light was going my way but it wasn't."

That's the best photo I've ever seen. Good work. I like the way the light is going...The farther out it goes the more it fades, and that looks really great.

Why thank you. See this is that same scene taken with a different camera with everything on automatic. Way too dark.



I had to set my camera to cope with the lighting at the time. I guess I meant that it would have been easier if the light was better.

Here are two more, from Chicago this time. The blurry looking lights look alot better in their original size.



After the snow plow came through.



Night time.

[Sarah]

Lovely photographs. Nice work.