I like the rows of chairs and tables. Black and white was a good choice.

Making a food court a gorgeous thing is not an easy task. Nice angle & choice of B&W. Have dabbled in the food court area myself.. check out this one.

I like the textures in the tiles and table tops. I've often wanted to take some piccies in shopping centres - but I get too paranoid shooting anonymous people. Weak, I know.

i like this one better than yesterday's

I like this better than yesterdays too.

i love the way the tiles sort of spread out into the picture.

do post another one tommorow.

:)

this pic is more interesting that the previous one, definitely. i like the pattern of floor and chairs. great perspective and exposure. 1/30 sec? you must have very steady hands. at that speed, i get very shaking shots :S

As with the previous post, this is excellent. Going straight B&W (vs. sepia) is the right choice, I think. Sepia tends to soften the "grittiness" that this scene so conveys. By the way, I really don't like the color version from yesterday as much as the B&W. With color (even though there's such a collection of color), it just looks average. I think you're on your way to having a great mall series here.

ABSOLUTELY TERRIFIC! I like this one better than yesterday's!

This one seems like a departure for you. Not sure if the setting is my cup of tea, but I have to give you kudos for the rich tones and sharp contrast.

There's something you don't see every day. Unless you're a teenage girl, of course. Nice shot. I like the tile, how it's so irregular in the lower-left corner there with all the intersecting lines.

I like the color version of yesterday's better than the black and white. How could you take out such wonderful colors in the first place? ;-)

hey now, Tristan, not all teenage girls spend their days at the mall . . I haven't been there for all of two days! ok, I'm just kidding, it's been since before Chirstmas. nice funny, though. :^P

Ryan, very nice black and white. I like the way the black in the background creates a tunnel effect. or is that a dof effect? I'm still trying to grasp that concept.

the I like the textureon the tables tops -- I don't know what they look like in color, but I'm guessing that the pattern shows up more in black and white.

All in all, I like it very much. I'm more for the pretty trees and moving sunset pictures, but there's something about this one that grabs my attention. very nice. :^)

I agree with chinaski in that this is better than yesterday's. I think it's the difference of the depth and the lines of tables that I like better.

" 14 May" is certainly a lot less destracting and has much more contrast in the b&w.

Nice shot, good use of repetition and the tones are beautiful. It was also interesting to see yesterday's shot in color, quite the difference!

i was just checking through and i have to say i love your sense of color and form as far as the natural world is concerned. gorgeous shots. not only are the colors vibrant but i think you capture the moment beautifully. some are plants i've never seen but they're all well shot.

i simply love the contrast of black and white. both shots have an abstract feel to it, imo. i'm on a black and white binge myself as well, of late.

Hmm, interesting angle, but the lighting isn't quite as striking as the first one. That is not to say this is bad though...

YO Ryan!

*thumbsup* even though it get's a little busy... it's highly interesting :D

love the contrast in the photo :)

your friend,

J.C.Riddler

I love your POV with the straight line of tables right in the center. Nice

Looks like Arizona Mills...

BTW...the bw works here.