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Very well done. I like the composition and wonderful light play on the surface of the water. -
Well, I come back to this image from time to time. I cannot resist the question of what it really is. But, do not answer. I understand, that you want to convey only symbolic meanings. -
Well done documentary. I would only make a few steps back to show more protestants at the front. -
Really captivating. I could not resist translating the message. -
Hi, This is very nice image. I like you made it B&W. I would only change composition. One step back or more wide cropping to show all a shadow fo the girl. -
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Dear Saad, I like your version of this photo. There are no doubts, that it is much clear. But, I often questioning myself, how far we can alter the image to make it more appealing, and to create our vision. I think that in atelier we have more freedom, but when we try to make street photography or candid documentary, we shall be more limited. Therefore I did not decide to remove the paintings on the left on my original image. Again, thank you for sharing your vision. P.S. If you decide to keep this image in your portfolio, would you add a reference to my original photo with copyright info. -
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This is excellent work. I like how you emphasised the fractal-like composition by just converting this image to B&W. -
When I spotted this image I thought that I liked it because you had captured this juxtaposition of the modern and the tradition. But your description casts new light. I really appreciate your way of making "engaged" street photography -
This is a deeply moving image. It is hard to make any comments. Any word of appreciation seems to be not in the right place when the subject touches a human tragedy. But, this kind of documentary work must be visible to make us aware. -
Thank you Saad, Thank you Franz. -
Hi Saad, thank you for comment. I agree, also for me the painting on the left-hand side is disturbing. But when I cropped the image, its the composition was to too tight. I suppose that I should have stepped left when I captured this image. Hi Rich, thank you very much.
