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10/20/2004 05:03:17 AM |
This shot got my highest score in the challenge and I really thought it would do much better.
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10/19/2004 07:43:20 PM |
| This one suffers from the size because the mans jacket and face blends into the wall, I would love to see this one full screen. I admire you for keeping all that height of the wall i. Grand composition, fantastic title, beautiful texture and tone. My favorite so far. |
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10/16/2004 05:40:22 PM |
| this is one of my favorites in this challenge, love the perspective. |
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10/15/2004 10:34:28 PM |
| Love the details & patterns of the pictures |
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10/15/2004 09:25:20 PM |
| A very thoughtful concept which mau get misunderstood. Bumping up to 10. |
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10/15/2004 09:01:02 PM |
| I love this photo for its richness of texture. The two people at the bottom were also absolutely necessary for me to rank this high. |
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10/15/2004 04:29:23 AM |
| d wor work really had to look to see this but it was worth it goo |
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10/14/2004 02:39:23 PM |
Don't really see any communicating going on here...
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10/14/2004 02:01:19 PM |
A difficult photograph to compose considering the physical givens of fixed lines, perspective and lens-dependent proximity to the several subjects and backgound. The difficulties are amplified by an evident slope of the terrain and the wall base. To trim the image orientation to the most pronouned and most numerous lines displayed in the face of the wall, is, no doubt, a reasonable compromise.
Graphically, the symmetry (of both architecture and distribution of human subjects) suffers from this. The capture, as a whole, however, coheres and, IMO, profits from these superficial 'faults'.
The decision to take the shot and present it, despite these difficulties (above) and the challenge to render the two people clearly against the shadowed complexity of textures which surround them) , is fortunate and appreciable.
The photograph speaks to me of age, of tarnished splendour and of youth, so absent from this picture, except, of course, for the fountain.
(I'd love to see a different photograph, taken, say, in North America, embracing the same vision and subject central to this one, to compare it to). |
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10/14/2004 10:42:11 AM |
| Great idea, nicely presented..we`ve all been there!...8 |
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10/14/2004 10:13:06 AM |
| Hmmm... I like it a lot when a photograph makes me stop and look at it and think. However I don´t think this is "mindblowing" but it´s a very nice shot. 7 |
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10/14/2004 08:06:23 AM |
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10/14/2004 01:08:25 AM |
| At first I'm thinking \"architecture\", then scrolling down I noticed madame \"I have a fishing cane and I'm not afraid to use it\", who leads me with her viewing direction to mister \"If I pretend to be asleep maybe she will get tired and forget\", until I glance back at madame \"If he really falls asleep I'm using my poking stick\", while mister \"I love it when she is so spirited\" returns madame's \"If I didn't love him so...\". As old as civilisation love is captured by your choice of filter, subject and background. Photo communicates a thousand words. Like stone blocks long relationships have solid lasting foundations. Upper space too huge but it is space that is being used as a tool to communicate. Individuals tiny. Great 8 |
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10/13/2004 07:52:54 PM |
| Looks more like non-communication, but I like this photograph. Like sepia used, like the sharp focus. My favorite photograph in this challenge, so far. |
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10/13/2004 03:56:05 PM |
| I'm not sure how much this conveys communication, but i love this shot nonetheless! |
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10/13/2004 02:07:57 PM |
| I would have cropped this smaller. The people are washed out and lost in the photo. |
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10/13/2004 01:36:27 PM |
| Its real good picture...just not sure if it fits challenge. Also would croped out top part till door... it just doesnt give much for picture. |
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10/13/2004 12:01:40 PM |
| Maybe I'm ignorant, but I'm not sure what this has to do with communication? |
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10/13/2004 10:22:20 AM |
| oof...I'm afraid this very good picture won't do to well in this challenge. the title is too subtle, I fear. But maybe DPCers will prove me wrong! I wish the perspective weren't slightly askew on this, but a fantastic mood is captured here. |
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10/13/2004 09:22:16 AM |
ahahahahaha
I had to study this for a moment to really take it all in. I think you should crop more, the crookedness of the top is just bad. But the lower half of the photo is primo! 7 |
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10/13/2004 06:38:58 AM |
| the best shot in thiscallenge |
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10/13/2004 06:16:49 AM |
| I dig the shot, but don't see the theme clearly |
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10/13/2004 04:58:38 AM |
| I love this idea, wish the figures were more obvious but the subtleness is wonderful I almost not noticed the people at first glance! |
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10/13/2004 03:41:14 AM |
| I quite like the composition - the way you have used space, lines and scale. However, I find the processing too harsh. Looks like you have gone a bit too far with sharpening. |
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