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| 05/08/2006 10:27:05 AM |
No place to lie his weary head, but $5 richer this day.by ericwooComment by timfythetoo: Way to go in actually engaging your subject before shooting. I have not really gotten the guts to do that whole hog yet. I figured he was homeless, but he does look pretty clean and orderly. His socks look in better condition than my own. I think that if you had captured a shot that was more candid - with him looking down or away - you would have scored higher. Technically the pic seems fine. Good detail and sharpness, duotones work well. The overall interest level just isnt high in my opinion. A grungier guy or different pose would have helped change that. |
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| 05/08/2006 10:08:18 AM |
No place to lie his weary head, but $5 richer this day.by ericwooComment by Kelli: Trading post...
I actually voted this a 7. I'm surprised it didn't do better. Great facial expression. The feet were blown out though. If you look close you can see toes, otherwise it looks like socks. I guess the 'clean' look of him hurt you as homeless usually equals dirty. |
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| 05/08/2006 02:28:17 AM |
No place to lie his weary head, but $5 richer this day.by ericwooComment by chalice: If I hadn't read your comments I wouldn't have found anything exceptional about this guy - except that he has an expressive face (that's probably because there is no way to photograph a person to reveal their speech). Fairly clean socks don't suggest hard times either. I do think this photo is a good portrait. I like the slight blurring of the background so as to reduce distractions. The monochromatic tone works well too. |
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| 05/07/2006 09:49:01 PM |
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| 05/07/2006 12:52:46 PM |
Naturallly Complementedby ericwooComment by kirsty_mcn: ~trading post~
Very vibrant, stands out among all the other plant entries.
The different shapes really complement each other.
I wonder if you could have cropped out the bottom two red triangle leaves/petals, so that there was more emphasis on the repetitiveness of the shapes. This could be combined with a slight tilt, so the reds lie at a diagonal, or extending the field of view so they lay on a third.
I didn't really notice it until reading photogs comments, but I think you're right that it's over NIed. I dont really mind the windows - sure, t'would have been a cleaner composition without, but they don't really distract me personally.
Definite pop factor when you first see it, but obviously you've already identified ways to improve little bits n pieces. |
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| 05/07/2006 08:56:27 AM |
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