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02/15/2008 09:41:24 PM |
there is a great and different texture to this image..the stairs, his feet, the faces at the left
nice PP Les, and the whole set up...composition..perfect |
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10/03/2007 10:24:50 AM |
Oh, I LOVE THIS!!!!!! Think you're on to something capturing people reading the paper :) They are HUGE hits! :)
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05/19/2006 09:43:15 AM |
| Love this. The people on the left, almost out of the shot make for a nice frame. |
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05/19/2006 08:49:56 AM |
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03/01/2006 04:57:54 AM |
| nicely composed but i think that the contrast is slightly too high. |
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09/13/2005 09:32:42 PM |
| This is great, what can I saw, you are one of my favorites! You can take an ordinary shot and make it extraordinary - congrats |
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09/10/2005 01:55:57 AM |
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09/10/2005 12:39:47 AM |
Originally posted by gibun:
can people from Africa read? thought they only run from lions and hunt zebras. |
Lesley was hunting readers this day.
She's a good hunter.
Followed the paper trail.... |
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09/09/2005 07:03:04 PM |
| can people from Africa read? thought they only run from lions and hunt zebras. |
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09/09/2005 05:02:11 PM |
| Yet another wonderful picture. Funny thing is that if I took something similar to this, with the people on the left, I would delete it. You've turned it into a work of art. |
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09/08/2005 02:57:12 PM |
I see that gentle hand and subtle burning, but just barely. your patience must be phenomenal :P
great photo, LG. I dig it. I really dig that guy's shoes too. |
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09/05/2005 09:56:36 PM |
There's so much I love about this image, on so many levels. Superficially; the exposure, the colours and the smack-in-the-face gritty processing are a testament to your photographic skills. But beneath all that lies the real power of the photograph - the clever, cerebral composition, made especially so by the inclusion of the two detached profiles encroaching on the left. At this level, it challenges the viewer's imagination with an irresistible force bordering on an interrogation! I think that's a wonderful artistic achievement. This is just about my absolute favourite DPC image, Lesley. Just about my favourite image from any source, in fact. Thanks!
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