paul_scott1
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Interesting mood.
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Interesting subject, but can't help thinking that it would have been better if he were facing the light.
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Remarkable. Modern and mythic is a very good description. -
Good portrait.
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Gorgeous.
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N ice. -
Did these megaliths have a religious function for the people who used them?
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Bruno also is a fan of Cartier Bresson, I think. I would agree that cropping is not the answer here. It's very interesting to note how the character of the photographer comes out in street shots though. There's no doubt that it's a very difficult subject area in which to succeed, and few do as well as you have here. The capture of a single, unambiguous human emotion succeeds most often, I think, which is probably what holds this together. I enjoyed your other shots too, some are absolutely excellent with great ideas of patterning and juxtaposition from random events.
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Good eye, interesting rhythms. -
The skyline is fine, not so sure about the shoe.
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Nice photo, John, though perhaps there are three subjects here: the bride and groom, the two characters in the background who are exchanging a look and the view. Still, as you say, this is a street photograph and you cannot control the situation, but the best street photos seem to me to be the ones in which the nexus of events contribute to one aesthetic or emotional theme / event. Have you looked at the work of Bruno Trematore?
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You have a great eye, but I would be tempted to take out the tree.
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Nice comment as usual. She does look worried though. Hopefully your photography will add up to a complete social and political philosophy in due course. I think some of the pieces at least are in place.
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Stunning silhouettes.
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Highly evocative. Cosmic almost.
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Double magic.
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Magic.
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The blue certainly works for me, but it's the combination of strong, exotic foreground shapes against hazy background that gives the image real power. Manipulation beyond unsharp and changes made at time of scan (if you scan) tends to give the image a false feel (in my opinion).
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