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Comment by mariuca:
I like elements of this shot, I like even the pastel effect but in its entirety I find it lacking something that would transport me "there".
I kept looking and thought that it was perhaps the reversed perspective of hues - now I know: I'd like the shadows to be more pronounced so that they'd support the bar of the swing and leave the man playing happily in a pool of light..

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Comment by nam:
This one has a light, airy look and feel that makes me think they are quite enjoying this return to their childhood. Never too old for a little fun - but just wait until one of them gets stuck and can't get out :)

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Comment by insteps:
Don, it's the child in your eyes. Never loose that. I always find drive by shots interesting with the blurred foreground. The white fence helps settle the eye where the action is.

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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
There is definately a story unfolding here and I don't think it is going to end well. I love the roundabout - brings back good memories :)

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Comment by krnodil:
I feel like there's trouble brewing - maybe the blue shirt guy is pursuing the other - sinister playground shenanigans

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Comment by streetpigeon:
Are the colors desaturated? Maybe it's just the discordant scene of what look to be men climbing on the playground jungle. Is something dramatic going on here, or just something unusual? Why does it feel spooky? The tilt of the scene perhaps jangles inner emotions. I like the stippled, blurry chain fence that beautifully engages the maze of shadows.

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Comment by jomari:
It looks like something the Google car would capture. Ha ha.

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Comment by tnun:
this is a hoot. hope you called their mommies.

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Comment by pixelpig:
I'd bet it's the shadows on the ground that caught your eye & imagination. Possibly the only safe way to photograph a child in a playground is while driving by, but the slight blur does it no harm.

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Comment by posthumous:
p.s. the elephant's name is Darcy.