sionnac
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Fierce tension. You could even soften the face a tiny bit more - ? -
You really captured her trust in you with your camera as well as her perturbation.
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Like the composition, but maybe dim the flaring lights a bit... -
Did you intensify the color? I like the crop. -
Fantastic! Looks like Matrix-cat. Have you ever seen the book "Mourka"? Great b/w photographs by Martha Swope - the "autobiography" of George Balanchine's cat Mourka, known for his balletic superleaps. It's by Balanchine's wife, Tanaquil Le Clerc. (Out of print I think.) -
Sense of foreboding; very well captured. -
Composition's lovely. Only wish the figures were slightly more defined. -
Any impressions happily noted.
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Shailesh - this 1940s era camera has no shutter speed or aperture features, just a manual shutter switch: i.e. however long I hold my finger down for. This was about 1 second if I remember. Lens is not removable/50mm.
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Fantastic capture. Looks like one of George Herriman's "Krazy Kat" characters.
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From a class assignment (36 images of the same object). The perfect
subject. You can see the folder
href="http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=351642">here
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Well done. The perspective puts the viewer in the position of the person following; I like the tension too. -
Nice abstract quality. The angle is puzzling at first glance but after I saw the shape of the glass it made more sense. The oil's color is nicely augmented by the lighting. What kind of lights did you use? I don't find the text distracting, seems just right, but if it wasn't there the background would be perhaps too flat. Well done. -
I like the knee... wish a little more of the top of her head was in the shot.
Your images are superfine, very distinctive.
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I like the composition, think it is fine without feet. Really like the negative space. -
Makes me wonder where he is - what is the building?
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Yes, I think your use of people in the background helps the composition. Her gaze is direct and focused, her body still, and the sense of motion behind her adds tension. I like the idea of portraits with the subject not alone in the frame.
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Alexandru, I like the image and the cropping. I used a sunflower for a class assignment - 36 photos of one thing. The flower definitely inspired the images. You can see them here. Anthropomorphic Sunflower: folder
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Is it winter hazel? Beautiful complex form to confuse the eye.
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Twisted tree, Arnold Arboretum
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