cd thacker
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Subtle and stark.
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Great shot. The title is a little corny, however.
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Looks almost Japanese in the simplicity of its design.
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To tell the truth, I really thought it was a shot of Earth from space; and I was wondering how it was you got up there.
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REALLY beautiful and striking. Can't imagine how it is that this one has been overlooked.
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I like the title - and the photo, also.
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I agree: more space on the right - but also, a little less at the top/more at the bottom. Still, the colors are beautiful, the figures striking, and the composition certainly more than holds interest. I love the way the woman on the right is turned toward us - but we can't see her face. That's really great!
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I think fill-flash would have turned this into a "cutesy" pic - a Hallmark moment. As it is, it has some compositional, conceptual, and emotional integrity: the image is interesting graphically, AND in terms of emotion.
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This would work for me completely, if the focus on the girl were sharper (perhaps it's my monitor?). I like the soft background, the framing, and the (in camera) cropping. -
This is my favorite in this folder. Isn't it great the way things just arrange themselves for you?
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I think Lucas's comments on this image are right on. His comments on the daily, precarious "life in the balance" practices of Asia are, as well. I noticed the same thing - it's even worse in India. And when something DOES happen - the fat dog tips over the vat, or what have you - people just pick up and carry on as best they can - none of this western cry-baby crap. Ken, you are lucky to live in a locale regarded by many as one of the most exotic in the world. It's interesting to see how, in your images, you interpret it from the standpoint of "everyday" rather than "exotic". btw, I notice this was "taken in a moving car" - were you driving?
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the story told about this picture and how you came to get an AF camera is hilarious. I'm still laughing. 10/10 for the story!
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I too am glad that you turned off those things which remove the water with a harmonious swing, to get this cool shot. It sounds like you keep with you pretty much constantly that thing which records light onto film?
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It's interesting that some shots limit even the most wordy of us to very few words indeed. This is, easily, one of the five best images I've seen on photo.net. Photo of the week? How about, of the quarter. . . .
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Really nice; great expression on his face (especially his eyes) and, of course, great makeup. I think it might be more effective if there were some detail in the dark side. I realize that's not what you were going for here, but there it is.
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<<< Dome port on housing gives the "above/below" waterline effect... >>> Part of the lens was below water line and part above. Great angle and colors. A striking image. Congrats.
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The fact that he's a Sufi dancer makes this doubly intriging. The way the form starts out wide and the blur heavy in the foreground, then tapers toward his head, is very effective. If I had to quibble, I'd say that the only improvement that could be made to this, is if his head were in slightly sharper focus. Otherwise, nice image, and by far the best in this folder.
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Shape, line, light and form: I like all four of them here. Let's throw in "color" as well.
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I like it.
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It's difficult here to rate the photo and not the house. It looks in this photo as if the entire house is slanted forward. I'm wondering if that's the case, or if your camera wasn't quite level?
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Really beautiful.
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