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Swinging 4
Swinging 4
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Date Uploaded: Oct 9, 2006

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Ok last motion panning shot.

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05/05/2007 04:03:56 PM
I think I'm gonna be sick! I am feeling nauseous today anyway and looking at this picture really makes me want to barf... The kid is looking how I am feeling! I love the colors and the sense of motion...I wish the swing support was not right in her face.

Message edited by author 2007-05-05 21:36:13.
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05/04/2007 02:00:18 PM
She totally does NOT look happy about something.

I love the bright colours in her outfit against the earthy-toned background and the black swing.
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05/04/2007 01:03:04 PM
What I like is when you shoot Rowan, you get Rowan. Aidan has become very fond of being "Aidan for the camera" (though still adorable, don't get me wrong!) but here you've got a pure reaction, not a "daddy's taking your picture" reaction. I like her seeming displeasure - seems symbolic of growing up in a fast moving world in a way.
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05/04/2007 10:38:07 AM
The sad, detached from what is happening around him, face of the child makes this shot (and the uneven lighting, to some extent). I wonder whether this is what the photographer wanted (I often wonder that). The colours are overly saturated. Overall, not bad.
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05/04/2007 10:13:30 AM
wow wow wow!! every see Francis Bacon paintings? xianart's photos often remind me of Francis Bacon. The distortion of motion has ironically created a very still, sad face, as though it were a ghost hiding in your photo rather than the face of your subject. It seems too big (and too old) to be the face of your subject. So, when first approaching this photo it seems like another happy playful motion shot, but then you are struck with that face, giving it much more impact than it would have otherwise. The composition also helps to temporarily hide the face but then inexorably draw the eye to it. Fantastic.
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05/04/2007 08:46:46 AM
Amazing colors in this. Wonderful subject matter too. Love it.
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