arashdejkam
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Hi Durr, I was wondering how many photos you have of these two nice girls! it's about a year now that I see you post a new photo of them every now and then ;) anyway just wanted to tell you that most of them are great photos. keep posting!
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Pradeep, Thanks for your kind comment. I didn't use any flash, the light is from 5-6 normal light bulbs, this was a 2 seconds exposure.
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There is strong emotion in this work, a piece of art. I just don't like the caption you choosed. -
I've been studying mine engineering and know how horrible is the mood in underground mines and how desperate the workers look exactly the way your photo is describing it. very good photo.
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Hi Andy, I don't understant your language, what exactly do you want to learn? if it's the selective desaturation this is what I do: In photoshop add a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer, in the drop down list choose Reds (if you want to keep color in reds) invert the selection in the color bar at the bottom of the dialog box, pull the saturation slider to -100, refine your selection. In this photo I also added another H/S adj. layer with the master saturation set to -100 and layer mask to clean things up.
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Unbelievable capture !!
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Perfectly done, excellent lighting, expressions and timing,... you made the mood very well, immediately took me to my childhood when we used to try to act like grown ups and do forbidden deeds (not necessarily smoking ;) I think we looked even more serious than the boy in the picture ;) The best word about this photo is what Linda said: Very powerful.
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One of the most strange and interesting yet natural poses I've ever seen in a photo! very good capture. -
Agree with Chris centering of the post doesn't work, also these kind of shots should be very sharp IMO perhaps you should have stopped down your lense a bit more.
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The expression of the boy is very very interesting but this composition doesn't lead my eye to the subject. I think if you could shoot from left having the mother blurred and close to the camera in the foreground and the boy sharp in background it would have been a fantastic shot, but I know talking is always much easier than actually shooting specially in such candid shots which needs no disturbance from the photographer.
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I really like this one, the best in three photos you posted with this subject, interesting expression, good light on the face, nice composition and excellent use of wide angle. -
George, with all those great photos you have in your portfolio I was even not sure if this is really made by you. I saw this when you first posted it but didn't write a comment. but now after I see it in highest rated photos of all times (!) I can't help writing these words. Yes, your very good photoshop skills is undeniable in this work but the idea and the subject is nothing more than a very cheap cliche in my opinion, this is not even worth putting on the cover of a commonplace popular book, I don't rate this because I don't want to bring down your visibility but this is not more than a 4/4 for me. I hope you're open to critique and hope to see less photos like this and more like your other mostly great works on photo.net. -
That something is a masterful composition, Great photo Paul. -
This is the magic of photography it can make a naturally ugly thing to something extremely pleasing to the eye. not to mention how much talent is needed in the brain behind the camera to produce such a great and rare photo. I also love your composition. keep up the good work Pawel. -
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You caught the decisive moment ;) I like this photo.
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