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11/01/2004 09:41:35 PM |
| I just love this little guy, he really tugged at my heartstrings. good capture :) |
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10/31/2004 11:39:28 PM |
| You`ve captured my perception of poverty; seemingly neglected yet oblivious with a piercing glare. I get a feeling of choice between recognising versus ignoring needs before us. The reflection on the wall increases interest. The bright clean junk food bag contrasts with the shaby clothes and the need to alter priorities. Should we create the best chip ever or care for our young? Ten |
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10/31/2004 03:11:32 PM |
| This kid knows poverty. There's dirt, then there's the accumulated dirt of poverty. This kid hasn't bathed in a while....eating junk food....good portrait of the face of poverty. |
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10/30/2004 06:50:10 PM |
| Good shot. Maybe a little over exposed around the face under the eyes. I am wondering what a steeper angle would have done for it. Also is much more impactful in black & white. |
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10/30/2004 12:43:27 AM |
| I can only assume he is poverty striken, it is a very good child study |
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10/29/2004 09:05:41 PM |
| OK, your image is just painful to look at. Little children are the most difficult part of poverty. You nailed the eyes, focus, and DOF. I gave you an (8). |
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10/29/2004 12:31:19 PM |
| Good capture. You should have removed the red eyes to create a better feeling |
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10/28/2004 07:41:15 PM |
| Charming yound child; however, for me, this isn't saying poverty. I see a messy, average, middle class little boy with freshly cut hair, just being a "little boy". |
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10/28/2004 02:54:51 PM |
| Not sure if this really presents Poverty, looks like a normal 6/7 year old eating chips. Having said that, the overall effect is good, with the downward facing shot. A good effort, well in focus, perhaps too much dark on left side, but reflection is good. Best of Luck. |
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10/28/2004 12:54:54 PM |
| I would have liked to see more of the child's reflection as IMO it would have made it a bit more powerful. |
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10/28/2004 07:42:23 AM |
| Very good shot. If you had gotten a near eye level, this would have been even better. |
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10/28/2004 04:56:31 AM |
| the kid works great.. but the surrounding doesnt pull it off |
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10/27/2004 09:32:06 AM |
| Take the picture at his level. Too bad about the redeye. |
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10/27/2004 09:30:56 AM |
| good picture , really show poverty , i hope this boy gets help 8 |
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10/27/2004 08:28:54 AM |
| What a cute kid and a nice shot. I wish you could have got it without the bag of chips. As it happens I used to shoot television for an international childrens charity and we ran into this problem quite a lot. The poor, especially children, tend to subsist on expensive and nutritionally insignificant junk food. |
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