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This is absolutely awesome. I love the composition, lighting and mysticism in the photo. And I think that it's very creative that one is in color and the other is in bw and I like the it's devided - in thirds not in halves.
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Excellent mix...smart and intimate.

I wish the images had some grain so the over all feeling would come through even more visually by leaving us a bit on the edge.

 

Cheers

 

M.H.

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Very cool image(s). I love the contrasted "moods" and the way the figure on the right seems to be emerging from the dark triangle of wooden floor- it sort of ties the two together. Really great work.
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i love this image, or combination of images, disturbing, imaginative, well formed. I think the connection between the two could be a bit more well drawn, but it still presents itself well. Good job.
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I very much like this photo alot but the white side of the photo im not quite sure what is going on... the left side of the photo is very good.. maybe if the white side of the photo was cropped out it would bring out the left side even more.. but excellent work on the left side of the photo.. the white side would also be very good on its own.. but for sometype of postcard it could be very good togther.. lemme know what u think...
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I was all set to add my "wow!" to the comments, then I read the "crop it" comment and I think you should investigate the idea of reducing the ratio of the B&W to the color; I think if it were less than a third of the whole it would actually add to the tension in the work. However, you are the artist, and whatever you choose is yours, and as it is, it is truly unique and wonderfully mysterious; thanks for a great image experience!
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Very Good idea!

I like mainly the ones on the left but even the entire pictures is good!

well done

gaetano

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I don't really understand the connection between the two photos. The lefthand photo is more of a scene while the rightand is more of an abstract figure study. The two photos seem to connotate/evoke different emotions/ideas as well. I do really like the righthand side photo, believe that it is a great photo in its own right. I would like to be able to look at them separately, right now I have to look away from one to see the other. What was your reason/theme/idea for putting them together?
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Like some of the others, I found the connection between the two photos unclear. I, however, think the lighting, composition and mood of the left side works very well.

 

Then I focused on the shadow of the girl flowing into the lower left corner and the right photo subject flowing out of the lower left corner. With the help of digital photo manipulation I flipped the right photo and placed it on the left side.

 

Maybe the result can be said to be predictable, obvious, staged, trite or ??...let others deside. For me sometimes predictable works.

 

I hope you don't mind that I messed with your photo.

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Maybe this should be called "Photos of the Week". I like the mood of the color photo on the left and the abstract qualities of the B&W photo on the right. Either one could stand on its own merits. I know I am missing something but they just don't seem to belong together.
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I like this one very much. The fiercely contrast between the left part and the right part makes everybody think hard. This is the fantastic effect of this photo. And sure, different people will get different results from the boundless imagination. It kind of describes my recent life. Seems calm in friends' eyes, wanna die inside. Or, the lady is so peaceful in the left, because the devil inside her is blocked as in the right part. Anyway, a excellent photo for my eyes. Cheers
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I see why several people say these two images don't go together. However I think there might be a message here showing the woman on the left as feeling trapped and alone. the image on the right is a graphic expression of her feelings and thoughts. While the images might contrast each other visually, I like how they are tied together with the shadow behind the screen.
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Very nice work. I see the connection between the pics in the light and the woman, or lack of light and lack of clear view of the woman in both pics. That's it.

 

Regards,

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It is graphically strong, it makes me think, and it has a certain force. Given all that, I am extremely puzzled myself as to why I dislike it so intensely. It seems a bit forced somehow. The two pictures together seem to club me over the head with the claim, "This is art!" It has to work too hard to convince me of that fact. I remain unconvinced. On the emotional level, it thus leaves me completely cold, even a bit revulsed, as it has ever since I first saw it some weeks back. I want to run up with a hammer and throw it through the screen. "It lacks authenticity in some sense" is the last thought that I am left with.

 

--Lannie

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Very emotive depiction of the lady contemplating taking a shower. In her mind the shower could be a confining dark, scary place. The light on the left of the left is just about perfect to set the ominous mood, leaving her slightly in the dark, with the low, strange light from the lamp on the right of the left. Where the triangles meet at the corner of the two frames tie them together, in a way.

 

Then... it wasn't a great leap of the imagination to think "Psycho" the old classic movie. Care to do a third frame showing the old lady in the rocking chair in the window?

 

Your whole portfolio shows very original, excellent interesting photography. I am glad I had the opportunity to see your work.

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My first impression is similar to a lot of other people... "What's the connection?". So I sat there a bit longer, and looked for a connection. I sensed that there was a physical connection (albeit subtle) as the dark angle of the left-hand picture leads your eye to the lower right corner, which is where the "shadow" begins up into the right-hand picture. I get the impression of a genie? or possibly a trapped soul? The dark mood of the left-hand picture leads me to believe there is something about this woman that may be trying to "get out" or "escape". I LOVE the left-hand picture by itself. The right-hand picture by itself is unremarkable. The combination is interesting, but I had to work a possible connection. Thank you.
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