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Very lovely moment, indeed. The flash fill looks OK but I think you have a one stop underexposure for the general light reading -- the skin tones don't look right, too dark. -
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oh well, I hope it's the crustiest of crusts then ;) -
David, I don't know why you this is not your best photograph (OK, maybe it's not sharpest & maybe the light isn't that dramatic) but this photograph has a wonderful climate, it's very well composed and it has that bearable lightness of being :0) -
Just gorgeous B&W, can't believe how beautiful the light and tones are here. -
Splendid framing and exposure.
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cool, Steve :0) was that 24mm or wider? -
It's not overexposed and it's well composed -- that lady in a funky hat on the left is effectively counterbalancing (she's closer to you and takes more space in a frame) the three-some effect as Tim put it :0)I believe this one is best of the two snow storm shots you've posted. Also, you got so many characters here ...
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These snowflakes look more like little snowballs! Do you remember the exposure time? I like these snow-covered tables(?) on the left and people seem to actually enjoy the snow, at least the group on the right. Really nice shot and I love that lady with the ocelot-like spotted collar and the gentleman right behind her. Where did you get such a storm at this time of the year?
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My favorite shot of yours.
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great composition, Fabio and you got that really nice background fabric there -- I really like it! The only thing that I don't like is that the boy looks posed, which is fine, but if you asked him to pose, maybe you could have waited for a better facial expression. As is he looks bored as if he were saying "get over with that shot already."
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gosh, poor Nuvola -- so sorry about your doggie. my father's dog died under the car in November and when I went there recently, I got him a puppy despite his saying he doesn't want another dog, ever. well, he melted away the first moment he saw it.
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hey, have you tried that any slides yet?
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are you shooting these days, Amrish? I'd love to see more of your stuff. It's become harder and harder to see a good quality B&W around here.
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you know Ivan, now I understand what you meant, I killed it! -
Ivan! where have you been for so long -- it seems you spent almost a year in the woods, hiking, meditating? I thought you gave up on taking photographs entirely. Well, I hope everything is OK and am certainly glad to see you back!
Almost forgot -- very nice tones and concept in this shot. Maybe a tad more space above, like one step back would make it perfect.
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I think this little fella might be related to my little fella -- they both kinda have this Warholian look.
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can I use it for my desktop? I am so much looking for the Spring and this one would ease the pain (forecast says snow for tomorrow, ick).
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what is an inevitable state of half life? Diane Arbus defined herself precisely then; and so were many others, don't get me started. If Nour's only purpose in making this composite was to amuse us or himself (which is your definition of art, Peter) I gather he won't mind if I put his smoking man (or perhaps a naked woman) in front of the Dome of the Rock and wait till it gets best documentary photograph.
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Andrew, I suspect that's the whole point. now i have to ask myself if it works.
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that's funny -- somehow,you have uploaded this pic into technical details field.
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Eugene, yes! Escapism: habitual diversion of the mind to purely imaginative activity or entertainment as an escape from reality or routine Escapism, as in Hollywood & Disneyland. Since this image was made in Morocco, and since, it seems, it no longer matters where what was made, you're right on Vuk, globoculture of escapism defines this image perfectly.
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Put aside the technical fluency, and the weirdness of it, there's not much to this image to hold my interest and I don't understand the purpose of this exercise. The composition per se is awkward -- everything there looks superimposed and overwhelming with heavy walls competing with each other, distractingly; with strange perspectives and that necesserily kitschy patch of the sky as to make a point ... what's the point, I ask? Is the cigarette smoker a point? Is this an ad for Camels? I am lost. What's wrong with photographing life as is? Since when do we call Matrix reality a travel photography? It is a mistake to call it photography in the first place. Nour, I hope you won't take this personally, I know you won't, you're a very capable photographer.
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classy shot and wonderful composition.
Thomas, when you finally enroll in a GED program don't forget to take some art appreciation classes.