One boy in School.......week 48 of PAW
by njsabs

Comment:

Originally posted by Bernard_Marx: (You might want to clone out the stray thread at his right shoulder and the crumb (whatever) above his top lip (his right)).

Absolutely not! In fact, here was my comment before reading yours.

I love this. All the subtleties -- the stray thread on his shoulder, the crooked tie, the crumb... Excellent background, great lighting, expert BW processing.

Different perspectives, I suppose.

Beach-Umbrella.jpg
by The Eskimo

Comment:
Love the one dimensional feel of this. Great DOF.

syntdp.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
What a shame. I hope you're not in any danger there, Iraklis. The photos are great but don't put yourself in harm's way.

Not sure I'd call this a street shot -- it's purely photojournalism. And good photojournalism. But those are just categories. Either way, thanks for sharing this.

Owl with Attitude
by bassbone

Comment:
What is about owls? No matter. This is well deserved. Congrats!

Talking Eyes
by lahulfman

Comment:

Originally posted by L1: Love this...would love to know the back story behind it. :)

Ditto!

Smile For The Man : Sagkahan Slum, Tacloban
by hotpasta

Comment:
An extraordinary photo, Enzo, and an extraordinary mission. Keep up the great work on all fronts.

Mariotti
by Melethia

Comment:
Love it! The far right side of the image could almost stand alone. Tell us what kind of lens you used...

dangerous_sm.jpg
by nlghttrain

Comment:
Well I like it. At first glance, it's kind of disorienting, and I think viewers will be split as to whether that's a distraction or an attraction. For instance, I can't quite tell what she's holding. Also, is that her reflection? It's more intriguing if it isn't (and most intriguing if it's no one's!).

The noise, whether you added it or not, works nicely as does the black and white. I think retricting your tone pallette to the mids and lows, was also a good choice. Too much contrast, and it would have lost its subtlety. Really, really nice.

Good Grooming
by Maureen Theriot

Comment:
Hey, that's terrific! Great background and very candid. I'm glad you chose to process this in color too.

'Food for the Heart' | director's cut: reel 1 [frame 253,584; timecode 1:28:05:009]
by Imagineer

Comment:
Beautiful! Congrats on the high placement.

Would you be willing to explain this?: "Chose a 14:9 style crop to give it more of a cross-processed dramatic feel." How does that work exactly?