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10/08/2012 11:15:50 AM |
| where are your tens? wish I had voted. this is powerful. couldn't agree more with blindj, Paul and bvy. |
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10/08/2012 05:22:31 AM |
| Everything works. Way underrated. The sun shines so perfectly on his face. |
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10/07/2012 07:41:05 PM |
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10/07/2012 12:12:03 PM |
| Funny how the right timing and right framing turns an odinary scene extraordinary. |
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10/06/2012 06:03:43 AM |
I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.
Positives: I like the bi-zonal effect here, the prominent foreground gentleman draws the eye but only for a moment before our gaze is hijacked by the officious interloper at the top. He breaks (and won't permit) us to share in the man's apparent quiet. I not often brave enough to go with a Dutch angle but it works really well here, anchored as it is by the verticals of the bench. I like your title too - I'm not sure I see suffering here though discomfort perhaps.
Critical stuff: No.
Overall: A very well made (and intriguing) image. |
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10/04/2012 06:46:26 AM |
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