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| 08/05/2007 02:31:51 PM |
Chalkmanby TransitComment: Very impressive. this photograph personifies the concept of Street Photography.
The Street Artist by the way, is no Slouch! |
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| 08/05/2007 01:59:32 PM |
Getting a Better Viewby trevytrevComment: Good photograph of a view not often selected, A+ for Originality.
He seems irritated with his obstructed view... I'm not sure that would have been as evident had you chosen color. I look forward to seeing more of your work. |
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| 08/05/2007 01:46:37 PM |
The Simple Lifeby shalrathComment: When I think of what Street Photography is to me, for better or worst I'm moved to include this visual commentary of life in the real world.
Her expression and emotion... tone,focus,depth of field. Excellent photograph, kudos! |
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| 08/16/2006 09:56:22 AM |
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| 03/23/2005 01:18:05 AM |
Half (Grief for My Father)by TiberiusComment: Admittedly, I was more then a little intrigued by your title as it relates to grief for your father. Your picture evokes quite a bit of emotion… pain and sorrow still. The gesture of your hands placed over your nose and mouth implies an effort to stop or hide. Its ok, our father's have always played such an important part in our lives, and they will continue to do so long after their pasting.
I find that one of the most genuine and fascinating aspects of photography to be that a single picture (i.e. glimpse of a moment in time) has the ability to evoke such emotion, be it joy or sorrow, and that is truly exceptional. I believe that as we capture these moments we measure their success based on many factors… of these the most powerful are splendor & emotion. That sir you have achieved with your self-portrait revisited.
Thank you for sharing a glimpse of your travels in this journey called life.
Best regards,
C.J.Gilreath
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| 03/23/2005 12:50:23 AM |
Halfby TiberiusComment: Admittedly, I was more then a little intrigued by your title as it relates to grief for your father. Your picture evokes quite a bit of emotion… pain and sorrow still. The gesture of your hands placed over your nose and mouth implies an effort to stop or hide. Its ok, our father's have always played such an important part in our lives, and they will continue to do so long after their pasting.
I find that one of the most genuine and fascinating aspects of photography to be that a single picture (i.e. glimpse of a moment in time) has the ability to evoke such emotion, be it joy or sorrow, and that is truly exceptional. I believe that as we capture these moments we measure their success based on many factors… of these the most powerful are splendor & emotion. That sir you have achieved with your self-portrait revisited.
Thank you for sharing a glimpse of your travels in this journey called life.
Best regards,
C.J.Gilreath
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| 03/22/2005 08:27:43 PM |
Cinderellaby messerschmittComment: Great shot.. nice dark tones with the highlights... they appear emotionally tied together as best friends... kudos! |
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| 03/22/2005 08:22:28 PM |
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| 03/22/2005 08:21:56 PM |
Affectionately Yoursby clarmoreComment: complete adoration... this clearly meets the challenge... but why would you cut the top of the head off of such a lovely women? |
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| 03/22/2005 08:12:59 PM |
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