tea man
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There is something ominous or impending about the abstraction of this image, like the end of the world. It is well balanced and I think its well done.
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Comments Welcomed
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I love the image but the computer image manupilation(sharpen?) appears to have had a highlighting effect on parts of the image.
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Sunil, night shots are all to do with the speed of your lens or the use of a tripod. For many of the night street shots with a strong light source, I've a simple formula of handshooting a 50mm/f1.4 at 1/60sec or 14mm/f2.8 at around 1/15 sec. It the lense is slower or longer or you need more depth of field, a tripod is often necessary or you can press the camera up against a wall or something.
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Taken on one of the Greek Islands.
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Comments? Too dark?
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beautiful contrast. The architectonics of the buildings are starkly and sharply articulated. a reflection of humanity.
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David, I like your crop. Thanks
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comments welcomed
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Comments Welcomed.
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Comments Welcomed
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I really like this image but the B/W appears a little "strong" IMO. Is there a color version?
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Very nice picture. The compression really emphasizes the distance and scale. This photo would have been amazing if there was a person climbing thru the trestle.
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Comments welcomed.
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I think this picture is strong for its masterful use of light to reveal; and not everything needs to be revealed.
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Comments always welcomed.
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I think your initial thought of selective focus is the right one. Focusing on the foreground eye generally helps anchor the image but in this case quite acceptable. Its an unusual shot and quite compelling. nicely done.
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Thanks all for your good comments.
This photo has already been cropped but I think I instinctively left more space around the people because of the nature of the location. I think I was trying to preserve the feel of openness and remoteness of the paddy field by pulling back a little and exposing more of the surround. About the exposure, thats another matter...
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I agree with the previous comment. The toning works nicely. Very compelling.
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Comments welcomed.
Fenway
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