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by Pedro

Comment by dclarke:
Very nice capture, you can't fake emotions

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by Pedro

Comment by traser:
WIsh you could have gotten around to your right a little more. Nice capture.

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by Pedro

Comment by heida:
This is so beautiful! It really awakes emotions with me, I really love it you did a great job with the sepia and contrast too, congrats :D

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by Pedro

Comment by emorgan49:
Great! What if you had waited for the old guy in the background to move along? Then you would have had just the lovers and the statue. I hope your notes explain your sepia technique, it is the best!

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Comment by MrAkamai:
Great candid shot but the man in the background is slightly distracting. Although it is probably level, the stairs make it seem otherwise. Nice duotone, as well.

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Comment by Kavey:
Lovely moment and suits black and white. I like that there is some surrounding scenery but find it a touch too busy to allow a real focus on the two lovers.

The Inimitable JPR.JPG
by Pedro

Comment by JPR:
Take this photo down, it's embarassing, my camera is too small, i look like i'm afraid of crushing it in my hand.

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by Pedro

Comment by connie:
This folder is filled with some wonderful images! Great job!

Interlude
by Pedro

Comment by Zoomdak:
Well P, I beat you by a smig =). Well done, stunning shot.

Interlude
by Pedro

Comment by jmsetzler:
I'm coming back to this photo again after thinking about it for a few more days...

This photo is a good example of where some information to go with the photo is very supportive of what the viewer sees. In my original comment on this shot, I made reference to the 'haunting' sound this instrument creates. After the challenge, when I read your description about it being taken at Ground Zero, it added an entire new level of impact to the image. The haunting sound of the music, coupled with a place on the map where thousands of people died, creates an entirely differen theme.

May I suggest that you change the title of this photo from "Interlude" to "Requiem"? It's just a thought, but you can tie this theme together even better with "Requiem" since a requiem is a musical composition in honor/memory of the deceased.