I absolutely love BCE Place. What an incredible place to take photos. I am surprised that I don't see more photos featuring BCE Place. I like that you can see a hint of the fabulous architecture in the background.
Posted by Jerry McG at September 25, 2004 01:24 AMlove this shot.
Posted by Chris at September 25, 2004 02:47 AMTalayeh surely did enjoy this exhibit!
Posted by ila at September 25, 2004 06:08 AMI saw this a little while ago, there are some fantastic photos in the exhibition. I remember seeing a sign that said strictly NO photography though ;)
Posted by miles at September 25, 2004 11:06 AMi dislyke the shot on account of the blurryness.
Posted by chemical imbalance at September 25, 2004 01:34 PMNiiice.
Posted by Aaron at September 25, 2004 01:40 PMI myself prefer the narrow depth of field. It brings out the subject of the picture--namely, the Beatles photo.
Do you crop your lomographs, Sam? Or do you tweak in Photoshop somehow? There's no light falloff at the edges here. Just curious.
Posted by diana at September 25, 2004 05:05 PMGreat shot. I agree with Diana that the shallow depth of field and selective focus on Paul makes for a very compelling composition.
Posted by anne [wideangle.ca] at September 27, 2004 02:42 AMNiiiice.
About the light falloff (or vignetting): that's indeed a side-effect of lomo, but occurs mostly when shooting in bright sunlight, or with very bright backgrounds. In 'normal' lighting conditions, and with correct aperture and film speed chosen, vignetting isn't that strong...