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 09/29/2004 06:19:29 PM · #51
As I looked through my online pics, this one has to be my favorite. It was a very emotional time for me when I was taking it, as I could not get the childs feelings out of my mind. This house was partially burned shortly after my shot. I often wonder where the child is now.
 09/29/2004 06:19:53 PM · #52
Originally posted by saintaugust:

very cool. [/quote]

Oh thanks.... just a detail from a local politician's hand made sign. I much prefer jonpink's urban message.
 09/29/2004 06:25:25 PM · #53


I like this photo firstly because my son is a moody teenager and its very hard to get him to smile, his smile says Volumes. I also like it because its a photo I worked hard on in photoshop applying lots of different techniques until I finally decide on the high key effect. It scored very low, but very very high in my heart :o)
 09/29/2004 06:28:39 PM · #54
Originally posted by aerogurl:


I like this photo firstly because my son is a moody teenager and its very hard to get him to smile, his smile says Volumes. I also like it because its a photo I worked hard on in photoshop applying lots of different techniques until I finally decide on the high key effect. It scored very low, but very very high in my heart :o)


you scored pretty high.. at least by my standards.

:-)
09/29/2004 06:29:20 PM · #55


Not sure why, I just like it.
 09/29/2004 06:29:29 PM · #56
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 09/29/2004 06:30:30 PM · #57
Originally posted by louddog:


Not sure why, I just like it.


i know why.. cause it's good.
09/29/2004 06:32:33 PM · #58
I don't have one single favourite even of the few images I have on DPC let alone all the images I've ever taken.

But here's one I'm fond of at the moment (and that's also on sale to raise funds for wildlife conservation).


09/29/2004 06:34:13 PM · #59
Originally posted by Kavey:
I don't have one single favourite even of the few images I have on DPC let alone all the images I've ever taken.

But here's one I'm fond of at the moment (and that's also on sale to raise funds for wildlife conservation).



great work, if I had any money, I'd buy one :-)
09/29/2004 06:34:36 PM · #60
Kavey: I like that shot a lot. I like that connection between the photographer and the 'kitten'. I think it's a brilliant image.
 09/29/2004 06:38:03 PM · #61
Originally posted by saintaugust:
great work, if I had any money, I'd buy one :-)


Thanks! If you can't afford one, I'd settle for your passing the link on to anyone you know who may also be an animal lover and be in a position to buy a print! :D There are 37 prints on sale for the charity to be found by going to //kavey.dpcprints.com and looking for those with DSWF in the title. So far we've raised $299 for the charity.

Originally posted by xion:
Kavey: I like that shot a lot. I like that connection between the photographer and the 'kitten'. I think it's a brilliant image.


Thanks! There were two lionesses and 7 lion cubs and as I watched him climb I had a feeling he'd end up in that branch, though I didn't know if he'd look my way or not. I held the camera in position so long waiting for the shot I wanted I almost had to lower it but just then he posed just as I wanted. It's a totally wild situation, not in a zoo, and was one of the most thrilling things ever.

Message edited by author 2004-09-29 18:45:45.
 09/29/2004 06:44:33 PM · #62
This shot is my favorite that I've taken. I know it's probably not technically perfect, but it has a place in my heart. It is a shot of a friend in Jamaica's restaurant and even though it doesn't look like much she is so proud of the place.
09/29/2004 06:57:49 PM · #63
This speaks to me on many, many levels.



Edit: As does this...



Message edited by author 2004-09-29 19:14:05.
 09/29/2004 07:04:21 PM · #64
I'm sorry, I have to post 2 shots (just because one of my sons would get envious if they knew they weren't featured!).

They both mean a lot to me personally because they show strong character traits of my boys, yet do not alienate a viewer who doesn't know them:


By the way:
> Zeus, that shot is really very odd and compulsive - a real knack you have for challenging perceptions.
> Kavey, I'll buy a print when I find time to sort it (that's a good cause, so hats off to you)
> K-Rob - I've always loved that Twin Towers shot
> Jeff - great piano shot
 09/29/2004 07:08:07 PM · #65
Thank you!

Originally posted by saintaugust:
Originally posted by Sonifo:
This is my favorite shot. I have it on my livingroom wall.



that is absolutely stunning.

09/29/2004 07:09:52 PM · #66
She is a cutie. I love her smile!

Originally posted by scalvert:
This is one of my favorites- because it captures her personality exactly.


09/29/2004 07:34:29 PM · #67
Originally posted by Artyste:

And.. I think a favorite *should* keep changing.. that means we're always improving, always taking new photos, and always seeing something better than before :)


I have to agree with Artyste and gaurawa and say that my favorite photo keeps changing.
At the moment this is my favorite photo.
09/29/2004 08:11:27 PM · #68
It's just sentimental but I like it.

09/29/2004 08:12:41 PM · #69
Originally posted by Bidule:
It's just sentimental but I like it.



i like it.

i have to learn how do to that selective desaturation technique.
09/29/2004 08:21:30 PM · #70
This is one of my favorites. I think it just has an old time glamour feel to it.

09/29/2004 08:25:10 PM · #71
My favorite...Probably because she's my girlfriend.
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Sorry for the annoying copywrite symbol haven't gotten a chance to ajust them yet.

Message edited by author 2004-09-29 20:25:22.
 09/29/2004 08:25:15 PM · #72
This is my favorite.


09/29/2004 08:26:01 PM · #73
Originally posted by cbeller:
This is one of my favorites. I think it just has an old time glamour feel to it.


great shot, and looking at your portfolio i see you have a talent for capturing people images.
09/29/2004 08:26:07 PM · #74
I'm fond of this one of my youngest daughter
09/29/2004 08:29:07 PM · #75
Originally posted by saintaugust:
Originally posted by cbeller:
This is one of my favorites. I think it just has an old time glamour feel to it.


great shot, and looking at your portfolio i see you have a talent for capturing people images.


Thanks. That piano shot of yours is excellent.
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