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chained together in common fate...they'll make it together or not...those faded colors have so much charm in the white/grey background...
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the reflexion on the right complements and balance the image very effectively colorwise...the precision of the crop makes it like a displaced reality by bringing some added information on the right...a quite different story for the mural because there the relfection changes it to have LIberty's two arms up above in the sign of victory...quite interesting that on the sides the reflexion extends reality while in the middle it is changing it...
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this image is full of energy...although it's posed I like how it captures a kind of simple spontaneity....
I totally understand your need to step back...in fact that's something I also feel deeply...to breathe and let the inside go out...in some sense I think the internet kind of suggest (if not indirectly impose) too fast a rythm for most people...a good thing to do is go back to our own rythm...that's were I see the power of working in series and project (big or small) and take time to let it mature...
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well I would not idealise Europe for it has its own problems that are huge as well...in Switzerland particularly land is so small and scarce that we cannot afford to let it abandonned...so I would say we care because we have to, not because we care better...at the end people are everywhere about the same and there is always a kind of logic in their behavior even if the logic is not straightforward to see and understand...
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harsh reality is something I am interested in photography...it's not so hard to do good photo of nice looking subject...I always found subjective approaches and personal thematics more appealing...that's why I like this image David, for the message and decaying life it present and your search to record it...not to mention the colors and straightforward compo that suits the subject well.
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it feels fresh and straightforward and that's what I like most in this portrait David, i.e the simplicity makes it for me... -
it looks closer to a handball goal cage than to a museum entrance and that's something I like, this kind of shifts from expectation to reality...colors are superb and your compo adds a touch of mystery with the girl imported into the image from her reality largely outside the image...
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Thanks David...during a tour at the circus Knie in Geneva
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Thanks Jeff...everytime I take my kids strolling around I have my camera...so a flew clicks here and there as opportunities pop up...
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thanks David...I agree with you about the plastic greenhouse (the home of the goats by the way), it could be better without this as BG.
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Indeed, a strong and symbolic photo Pnina...a kid in a cemetery is not something we see often... -
Thanks Drew, Fred and Pnina for your comments... -
Linda...I don't know if it's your case but personaly my kids have a superb influence on helping me go back to some things that I rediscover with great pleasure... -
Around the sailing school serie....
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the negative space gives such a volume feel to the image...I particularly like the compo with the location of the elements (lights array, performer, second drape,...)...a wonderful circus performance image.... -
its a great image well serving the art of the performers..superb...
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This is a superb image both aesthetically and figuratively with the juxtapositionof the youth with the thombstones....I really don't see how cropping could improve it..your light desaturation of the container is enough for it to be discrete enough and not disturb the reading of the image...having the little girl in the middle fully embeded by the stones also participate to the mood "with lots of death symbols around but life still going on"....a superb image as is for me...
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The timing is so great for the shadows to gives us a perfectly clear and readable expession of the people's dialogue.... -
I particularly like the light here Pnina...it gives volume and 3D feel to the image...a superb documentary image of the old city....
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soft shadows and an embeded photographer in ambush at the corner... -
How dare you...you owe some respect to security officers don't you ?....I like how your composition/crop is putting the weight of the world on his shoulder and arms...quite a responsability...
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In any kingdom you'll find a portrait of the king on public walls...Japan is no exception I see...reminds me of a scene of the Lion King (Disney) where the Lion is watching the valley from above...the same typical posture...so funny....
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so nicely subversive...the irony is already in the written message and your title complements it further...hopefully there will be some people that understand only the first degree and still keep buying those particular dreams....well hopefully I don't know....
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A moody, and movie-like image Jack...I like the splash of red in the otherwise quasi monochrome background...the world of silouettes going along their life lines....
Dreams of the Incoming Tide
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