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Challenge: Your Corner of the World II (Advanced Editing IV)
Camera: Canon EOS-20D
Lens: Canon EF 28-105mm F4-5.6
Location: Stamford Hill
Date: Oct 2, 2005
Aperture: f6.3
ISO: 800
Shutter: 1/8
Galleries: Urban, Transportation
Date Uploaded: Oct 2, 2005

From my regular journey home with a star 2 filter.

This will surely bomb - for all I care.

Statistics
Place: 295 out of 299
Avg (all users): 4.1371
Avg (commenters): 4.5000
Avg (participants): 4.0865
Avg (non-participants): 4.2113
Views since voting: 1044
Views during voting: 245
Votes: 175
Comments: 13
Favorites: 2 (view)


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10/10/2005 08:47:54 AM
i would imagine you were caring about something else far removed from dpc, or commuting for that matter

;-)
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10/10/2005 08:13:52 AM
Originally posted by Imagineer:

No offence whatsoever! Thanks for commenting.

I did question this submission of two though - and could probably have scored higher for the DPC aesthetic if I'd submitted the other…

I agree this second one would likely have scored higher; it has a little more 'razzle-dazzle'. However, I still prefer the actual entry. For me it better communicates the fleeting, impermanent nature of the commuter's relationship with his environment. He's right there, passing through it, but he's not really OF it ... he's in a 'non-place'. Presumably, the title suggests you were exploring that sort of idea? What I specifically prefer about the entered image is, as I said in my comments during voting, the fact that the commuter's attention appears directed at the reflected destination/location (?) sign. Coupled with the alien-looking light source, this reflected illusion creates a surreal impression that, for the commuter, the journey could as well be intergalactic as intersuburban. On the other hand, maybe I've just been looking at the damned thing for too long? Either way, it's entertaining and stimulates thought.
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10/10/2005 04:23:50 AM
No offence whatsoever! Thanks for commenting.

I did question this submission of two though - and could probably have scored higher for the DPC aesthetic if I'd submitted the other…
10/10/2005 01:38:22 AM
Originally posted by undieyatch:

........odd that the sixes I select are at the back of the challenge and fours at the front -

God, I'm even worse than that ... I gave this an 8 and later felt guilty that it should probably have been higher. Fortunately, I doubt that Jon cares too much and so will not be at all offended.
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10/10/2005 12:36:05 AM
........odd that the sixes I select are at the back of the challenge and fours at the front -
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 Comments Made During the Challenge
10/07/2005 10:01:38 PM
A clever image. The person's gaze directed toward the reflected sign and the alien-looking light source creates a slightly unworldly, surrealist effect which is further heightened by the bizarre "X" cap he/she is wearing. I like it because it's original and because it challenges the viewer to participate rather than just spectate. Alas, the spectators will vote it down! 8.
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10/07/2005 07:39:52 PM
It took me a while to work out what this is. It looks a bit 'snapshotty' and there's a lot of noise in the photo.
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10/06/2005 07:49:40 PM
It's a nice effect. Just not a really captivating picture, maybe some cropping would help.
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10/05/2005 01:42:11 PM
I find this tremendously appealing...hypnotic even...well done.
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10/05/2005 12:52:45 PM
Interesting. Doesn;t quite work for me but I like the idea.
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10/04/2005 11:26:41 PM
My eye is uncomfortably cutting back and forth between the tree and the light.
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10/04/2005 10:23:38 AM
Okay bus, commute, travel... not sure what your subject is.
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10/03/2005 02:56:35 PM
I find the flash reflection distracting. The person would add interest, but blends in too much with the window. I think this would have worked better if the reflection of the trees on the glass had been stronger.
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