Forgotten People
by brownt

Comment by byshen:
This is a very interesting photo. Excellent photo journalism. I'm not sure if it's NG but I really like it. I will probably remember this one long after I have forgotten the winning photographs.

Great work!

Forgotten People
by brownt

Comment by geewhy:
Really great shot Terry, well done.

Princes Street has certainly supplied you with plenty of opportunity,I must get the train through !!!

Gordon

Forgotten People
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Comment by agwright:
Well done Tel - my favorite , and your highest so far , but hopeful not for long.

Forgotten People
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Comment by GeneralE:
Perfect amount of motion blur in your blind marchers. I don't know if that bit of bright background needs to be quite that bright, but overall tone range (into the deep blacks) is great.

Forgotten People
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Comment by cshep:
When I think National Geographic, I think color. Although this shot is not in color, I like your message and the technical quality of the photo. Great execution of a good idea!

Forgotten People
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Comment by tyrkinn:
Great choice of shutter time! (Probably the best example I've seen) Nice effect

Forgotten People
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Comment by guyben:
Apart from the overexposed part (upper right) this is a perfect shot and deserves the first place.

Forgotten People
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Comment by Cam:
Fantastic photo. Really gives the feeling of the world passing him by. Great one.

Forgotten People
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Comment by dr rick:
An image only a camera could capture; most people would focus on the crowd and look higher to see their heads. The time exposure makes the crowd translucent and denying visibility of the heads makes the viewer focus on the "forgotten person". This needs to be in black and white to emphasize its starkness, and I hope that even the National Geographic editors would agree with that choice even though they normally favor color.

Forgotten People
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Comment by TooCool:
Looking at the guys hands, you can tell that the dog was stiller than the human. Interesting capture! Hope to hear the story behind it!
TC