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05/23/2006 05:08:39 PM · #26 |
I would like to nominate this photo. Whilst the technique is not perfect it really catches the essence of the life of a country girl in the big open spaces without fear of the traffic.
This is out of the box for the challenge where most entered a workplace as the environment this simply caught the girls natural environment and whoever thought a portrait could be done with the subjects back to the camera another great idea.
Message edited by author 2006-05-23 17:12:56.
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05/23/2006 05:09:40 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by keegbow:
I would like to nominate this photo. Whilst not the technique is not perfect it really catches the essence of the life of a country girl in the big open spaces without fear of the traffic.
This is out of the box for the challenge where most entered a workplace as the environment this simply caught the girls natural environment and whoever thought a portrait could be done with the subjects back to the camera another great idea. |
should have been walking toward the camera, preferrably backlit and sepia, with a sundress on. :P
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05/23/2006 05:15:08 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by wavelength:
should have been walking toward the camera, preferrably backlit and sepia, with a sundress on. :P |
Then it would have been stereotype the award is for out of the box and creative thinking
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05/24/2006 09:08:54 AM · #29 |
Last day for nominees for Oobies and Yappies!
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05/24/2006 09:18:57 AM · #30 |
Originally posted by keegbow:
I would like to nominate this photo. Whilst the technique is not perfect it really catches the essence of the life of a country girl in the big open spaces without fear of the traffic.
This is out of the box for the challenge where most entered a workplace as the environment this simply caught the girls natural environment and whoever thought a portrait could be done with the subjects back to the camera another great idea. |
Way out of the box...have to do some serious thinking to come up with your synopsis. Most viewers aren't going to do that, even when they think they are. |
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05/24/2006 10:31:52 AM · #31 |
Originally posted by glad2badad:
Originally posted by keegbow:
I would like to nominate this photo. Whilst the technique is not perfect it really catches the essence of the life of a country girl in the big open spaces without fear of the traffic.
This is out of the box for the challenge where most entered a workplace as the environment this simply caught the girls natural environment and whoever thought a portrait could be done with the subjects back to the camera another great idea. |
Way out of the box...have to do some serious thinking to come up with your synopsis. Most viewers aren't going to do that, even when they think they are. |
And that's a good reason to have awards like this. :)
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05/24/2006 10:59:50 AM · #32 |
Originally posted by posthumous:
... And that's a good reason to have awards like this. :) |
Guess I should add, I don't see this image as fitting the challenge and wouldn't describe it as an environmental portrait. |
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05/24/2006 12:11:18 PM · #33 |
"Out Of The Box" for me, in DPC terms is becoming synonymous with bad ideas. Usually...bad ideas, not well executed. The term has been cheapened beyond recognition.
Message edited by author 2006-05-24 12:16:53.
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05/24/2006 12:25:33 PM · #34 |
Originally posted by pawdrix:
"Out Of The Box" for me, in DPC terms is becoming synonymous with bad ideas. Usually...bad ideas, not well executed. The term has been cheapened beyond recognition. |
That's what people thought about "sucking" until Team Suck came along!
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05/24/2006 09:30:17 PM · #35 |
| Two and a half more hours to nominate oobies and yappies! |
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05/25/2006 06:29:41 AM · #36 |
Originally posted by RKT:
By JPR...This is a case of when bold processing completely enhances and even creates the "environment"...compositionally perfect IMO...it's slick...it's cool...it's different and oh so "futuristic"...this is so Oobie without even trying...JPR does what he does and it is oh so good, he seems to know what works when and what limits to push...and it works. |
I thought this was a winner with the processing as well |
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