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Left Behind
Left Behind
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Challenge: Movies (Classic Editing)
Camera: Sony DSC-S70
Location: Home
Date: Aug 3, 2003
Galleries: Family, Emotive
Date Uploaded: Aug 3, 2003

Are you going to be left behind?

John 3:16
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Statistics
Place: 23 out of 60
Avg (all users): 5.8387
Avg (commenters): 7.2000
Avg (participants): 5.6875
Avg (non-participants): 5.9065
Views since voting: 1270
Votes: 155
Comments: 13
Favorites: 1 (view)


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 Comments Made During the Challenge
08/10/2003 11:37:51 AM
I don't think his dear christian wife would be wearing such a slinky nightie, but I do think this is a good representation of the movie/book. I can hardly wait for the final installment!!
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08/07/2003 06:37:27 AM
I don't know the movie, but you make me want to know it. Nice work and good scene composition here. 9
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08/06/2003 08:16:45 PM
Good job!!!
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08/06/2003 12:42:27 PM
There aren't a lot of photos where the creator thought out a movie theme and re=enacted it. This certainly is one and a well done one to boot.
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08/06/2003 12:03:01 AM
Dramatic scene. Better lighting could have been used...man is a little too dark. I understand the dismal aspect of this, but still could have been a little bit brighter. Overall, a pretty good submission.
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08/05/2003 07:21:56 PM
Not having seen this movie... the image, outside of the movie context, is not quite credible. The artifacts are just too ostentiously chosen and laid out, leaving out any indication of chaos or oversight, i.e. of those things that often accompany tragedy. The emphasized proximity of camera and photographer, also, contributes to this effect or feeling.

The lighting, although kept appropiately dark, still clearly outlines the 'busier' (and redundant) outlines of furniture and/or objects (top left and centre).

The pose (communicating despair and grief) could be greatly concincing, IMO, if the subject were 'diminished' in the same way that tragedy diminishes man.
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08/05/2003 09:10:57 AM
I love your message!
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08/04/2003 10:22:48 PM
At last! I've been through at least 30 shots so far, and this is the first one that "recreates a scene". I haven't seen the movie, so I don't know how faithfully - no pun inteded - the scene was recreated, but at least you conveyed the escence of the plot, and put some effort into it. Nice job. Not sure about the B&W, just because I assume the movie was in color. Sorry, can't vote, but I would have given this an 8.
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08/04/2003 08:00:42 PM
This is beautiful work and filled with emotion. I never saw the movie, but it reminds me of the Thornbirds.
Good luck in the challenge.
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08/04/2003 11:46:27 AM
It appears as if the on-board camera flash was used for this, which makes the lighting just a bit harsh IMHO, however, the idea was executed well. Many people missed the point with this challenge and that's to re-create a scene, not take a picture of something with a similar name as the movie. This picture fits the challenge well.
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08/04/2003 06:55:43 AM
This was a good movie! Nice job on the image.
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08/04/2003 06:43:38 AM
My voting criteria for this challenge are:

1. Did you capture a scene from the movie (as the challenge brief states) or did you enter a picture and fit a title to it.
2. How close a rendition is your image to the movie.
3. How does the image stand up in its own right.

In this case:

1. Pretty obvious that you shot this specifically for the challenge.
2. I'd not even heard of this movie until I saw your entry. Just had a look at the film web-site and from what I understand of the plot this must sum up some of the feeling of the film.
3. Would this image stand up in its own right? Yes, it shows loss and definitely has an emotional impact.

Overall a good picture which, I guess, meets the challenge. 10
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08/03/2003 10:05:28 PM
Image is a bit too dark, but otherwise very well done. 9
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