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02/23/2005 12:23:35 PM |
Thanks for all the comments, although I assure you that obscuring her head was distinctly on purpose : )
See this thread on Bridge photos for more details. |
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02/22/2005 01:44:36 PM |
| Not seeing the whole kid kind of ruins this for me. Nice idea though. |
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02/22/2005 12:31:02 AM |
| Perhaps a different camera angle would work better here, so that you can see the child's face? |
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02/21/2005 12:25:49 PM |
| I would have liked to seen a complete person (kid) |
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02/21/2005 10:53:25 AM |
| This took a little time to "get." I thought it one of the oddest bridge designs ever, and the overweight woman didn't seem to know where to take her "run" next. For once, a headless figure added to the fun. Finally, I realized that it was a diaper-chubby toddler on a playscape. If you didn't mean this to be amusing, it might be a good idea to analyze all the elements to see how they added to the "story." |
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02/19/2005 07:00:45 PM |
| Cute. I'd show the little kids head though. |
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02/19/2005 10:56:43 AM |
| I like this angle for viewing the bridge, other than it cutting off the kid's head. Is there another place to shoot from where the child could remain whole that's still aesthetically as pleasing to look at? I'm not sure, would be nice if there was. |
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02/18/2005 11:22:16 AM |
| why did you obscure the head? |
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02/17/2005 10:45:18 AM |
| Sharp as anything. I'm not too sure that this really works with the little one's head being hidden and the rail at the bottom right could do with being cropped out. |
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02/17/2005 07:55:44 AM |
| Why would you enter an image with such bright sunlight, intense shadows that don't add anythign to the design/balance/harmony of the image and then have an image with the head cut off of the main subject? Maybe shot over the head of the girl would have been better, and in the early morning adn not the mid-afternoon. This is the worst one in the bunch. 1 |
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02/16/2005 06:05:43 PM |
| Good idea. But get down on the level of the child to really increase the impact. |
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02/16/2005 02:20:36 PM |
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02/16/2005 11:18:41 AM |
| Cute idea--I remember playing on those! |
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02/16/2005 07:42:17 AM |
| great idea, just not crazy for the composition |
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02/16/2005 06:50:18 AM |
Would like to see his/her head and face...
This way a 3. |
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02/16/2005 01:07:29 AM |
| better perspective and got the childs head in shot i think it would have been good, nice try! |
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02/15/2005 11:48:30 PM |
| Nice shot, and looks like a lot of fun! |
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02/15/2005 07:44:49 PM |
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