wandering

Photograph from the cycle performance wandering. Thanks for looking.

Constructive comments, would be appreciated. Bozena.

Nice capture and perfect composition.

Gianluigi

I was in a hurry when I saw this image in the forum,I can not pass it with out saying a word,it is more than fine and wonderful photo.

stay well.

Good b&w work! Tells a story!

well build photo, but i'm courious to ask, if i can, what you wanted to do with this models. A fashion photo, or give the feeling of a street? 

Wonderful photo. Definitely not fashion. Gives a feel of past and history

swietne, jak calo twoje male portfolio, bede wpadal czesciej, pozdrawiam

Tomek

Its a very strong photo with great sense of it, great story in it and artful b/w conversion. Bravo.

Hamid.

A great shot.

BR / Volker

Very well done. Could be an illistration for a Charles Dickens' novel. Timeless!

The idea, being a personal aproach and style is fine..!!! However, the tallest person even standing higher, is standing rather stiff and is just too tall for this format. More distance and the persons a bit closer to each other would have been better. My biggest "problem" :) is the white (!) bag even having a plastic look. Did just react to encourage you in your ideas..! Here, the point however is the finishing touch while composing. Succes..! Olaf.

I like it. Great sensibility. Good tonality. Bravo.

hi ,, is this a candid street shot? or performers? just wondering.. something seems

staged here? i could be wrong? as a candid streetshot its brilliant but otherwise just a snapshsot no? take care samme

I like it because it tells a story, but I'm not sure what what the story is.  I have my own ideas but it would be nice to know more.

Masterpiece of motion and atmosphere in. It tells stories. MAX. Congs. BR JV

Thank you for drawing attention to the pictures and comments.
Olaf. I'm still learning;-) thank you for your feedback
Samme,Andrea grants had a problem with selecting the category for this photograph
sorry for my bad english

Bozena

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No offense to Bozena, but is this now the Bozena Nitka of the Week (BNOW) instead of the POW?!?

Maybe the elves have something in mind by choosing these two in a row. If they do have something in mind, it doesn't interest me.

The BN of the week... sort of has a nice ring to it.
A promise I made to Josh does not permit me to say any more.

Sorry folks, my fault entirely. I relied too much on checks in the software and ran on auto pilot this evening. I hope

you'll be able to enjoy the photo nonetheless.

Patrick, I think the issue is that much was said about the image last week that applies to this one as well. From a technical point of view, the image seems fine--tonality and such, but it suffers from some of the same issues as last weeks as far as staging. It is difficult to go much further with this one. The issue here is that it reads more like a problem with the young model rather than a moment captured or a story being told. It seems fruitless to go much further or give it much more thought.

We have had two (POW's) in a week before, maybe this is a good time to do another of the same...

Yes, maybe some of the same issues as the previous photo, but I think the current photo is an improvement. I like the density emphasis on the mother and daughter relative to the background, and I also like the fact that Bozena has chosen to not reveal most of the mother's face. Finally, I think the girl is a bit more believable in this particular photo. Nevertheless, I agree with John A. that two POWs in a week (with this one lasting a day) would probably be preferable and generate more interest and discussion.

I feel the last week POW did not have what it deserve and this is a continuity for this photographer skilled work, why not ?, this image is also very appealing and of very high quality, all lighting, contents and composition, I do not mind at all having it here on the first page.
Great image as its previous one.