frakkas
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C&C welcome! Thanks.
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C&C more than welcome.
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C&C are more than welcome.
Thank you for looking.
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This is Oslo. C&C are welcome.
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A part of a series called "Acid Oslo". C&C are welcome.
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Not a classic "street photography", but I hope it conveys a point.
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Still trying to tell small stories from the street... hope you like
it - let me know if you don't.
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Wikipedia:
"In sociology, the self refers to an individual person from the perspective of that person. It is the individual's conception of himself or herself, and the underlying capacity of the person's mind or intellect which formed that conception (one's "true self"). ".
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C&C welcome.
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Thank you all for your kind comments.
As to the quality of the picture, I had just been reading tutorials on "film grain"-PS-filters before this capture. So I tried to apply different filters on this one. I wish I hadn't done that. Well, you live - you learn.
- Larsen.
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I'll give your suggested improvements a try.
- Larsen.
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Let me know if you like it or not. I want to improve...
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Alle disse dager
som kom og gikk,
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at det var Livet
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Thank you for comments.
She didn't run away - she ran around...
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Life, life never changes...
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Recent, I've tried to catch the "Basic Absurdness of Life".
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Nice..., but why have you chosen the "Street photography" category?
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I'm very happy for every comment. Ain't to proud to beg...
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C&C are more than welcome.
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This is not a "Grotesque Gallery"-shot. There is a message here.
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Ladies on a cruise ship. Not staged.
C&C more than welcome.
Thanks in advance.
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Nice picture with a good "slice of life".
It seem a bit dark, but it could be due to the fact that I'm looking at an uncalibrated screen right now.
I think the boy with the dog is the main subject here. Because of the background being more light and contrasty the attention is drawn away from the boy. Have you tried to increase the overall contrast in the picture? Maybe dodge the forground a litte?
- Larsen
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I'm new at scanning negatives. Thus, some of the technical issues
shold be resolved with a better scan/pp.