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Excessive sharpening.
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You lucky devil! I have all his books and I never would have guessed that he used a P&S for his latest one. I thought he was a Leica man, but obviously he does not care about the equipment.
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Wow, I thought it was set up! Excellent if a candid.
I do not see anything sad about it. Movies are supposed to engage the imagination. If he had been watching reality television ...
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Thanks, Margaret. So who's talking behind my back??
That Zelan certainly has a lot of pictures in his portfolio! I am not quite so prolific. I looked at one or two folders and I have to say our styles are quite different. He is closer to what is conventionally called street photography. I think I am closer to the NG aesthetic.
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I think the texture detracts because it looks fake.
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It does not look desperate to me, just simple. I have seen people living happily in such conditions. In any case, this is a first-rate photograph!
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Looking back, I think Maxim intentionally left the chest partially colored. Maybe he wanted it to look unfinished, like the relationship that never got off the ground. -
This is the kind of picture that makes me wish I was there. So where is the rest of the series? -
The lighting is clinical. Use softer, warmer light. The drape is not doing you any favors either.
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Andy, to me that is like saying photographs of women should be airbrushed because they don't like being photographed "as they are". I see nothing shameful in this photograph.
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I bet Steve was just trying to diffuse the tension. It is a very grim subject, after all.
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Hahaha...now I get it! Too bad the light was not in your favor; it seems FootLocker gets almost as much attention as the man. -
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I fear they thought I would present their country in a bad light by taking such pictures. I don't see anything negative here; I hope no-one else does, either.
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It is supposed to suggest vulnerability, Frank. -
No. Toning would inflect the mood. His expression is neutral, so I want the color to reflect that. -
I thought much the same about going B&W. It was pretty monochromatic to begin with.
Two more coming up...
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No polarizer. Wouldn't that make stitching more difficult, because the polarizer's response would change as you rotate?
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I do not remember for sure, but I definitely did not use HDR. I might have exposed separately for the sky. The only thing I remember is that I spent too much time evening out the exposure variations because I forgot to use the same setting in the RAW converter for all the images. It is not worth it, I tell you! Either use an HDR stitcher (like Autopano) or put up with the quality hit (from using the same exposure).
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So I was wrong; it is aired three times an hour.
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Forget that, it's playing at Cannes three times a day. I should hire Dennis as my publicist for my next film (are you in?)
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My pick of the portfolio. I really like the warm highlights; please do not clone them out. The title is gratuitous, though. In any case, the typeface is not appropriate; you need something with a bit more austerity and authority, to match the man's demeanour.
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