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03/21/2009 10:13:03 PM |
Well, I just like everything about it. |
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03/18/2009 11:20:07 AM |
"I may be wrong and perhaps you do have more of a story to your shot but the fact is that it doesn't come across to the viewer." - Nuzzer
This guy's hilarious. He writes this comment on the only photos that DO tell a story. |
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03/18/2009 05:50:58 AM |
Aha... olives. I liked the story in this photo. Worth recording. |
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03/17/2009 06:32:09 PM |
Olives?? I can relate to this, coming from an ethnic background! : ) |
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03/17/2009 05:13:59 PM |
I didn't get the story. I liek the expressions and he looks healthy for his age. I like the tones. |
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03/17/2009 03:16:22 PM |
Cool shot, nice natural environment. |
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03/17/2009 12:53:02 PM |
Interesting commentary piece. |
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03/17/2009 06:29:16 AM |
Haha, this is a really cool mix of old world/modern world. |
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03/17/2009 05:02:55 AM |
Interesting shot. Nice sepia conversion and well composed. I like the style of this. 8
I am not an American ( I am guessing this is an American theme)
So I am guessing this is an immigrant ( maybe a Polack) who is getting nicely integrated in the American (or maybe it is Canadian) lifestyle .I cant really see what he is cleaning there but I think it's a shell animal of some kind like small oysters or mussels hence the hammer to crack their shells. Since it's probably seafood the likelyhood that it is in Canada somewhere increases.
Please humor me and send me an explanation of how far wrong I am. |
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03/17/2009 04:36:41 AM |
While I dont usually enjoy looking at nearly naked, hairy men, his expression makes me laught. Nice shot. |
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03/16/2009 07:25:30 PM |
Great story! Not sure I care for the green shade in your toning. |
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03/16/2009 04:20:40 PM |
yeah, those were the days, sitting around crackin nuts in my tighty-whities |
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03/16/2009 04:08:14 PM |
Weird. Really weird.
Not voting yet. |
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03/16/2009 01:42:37 PM |
great capture - keep up the good work |
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03/16/2009 10:34:51 AM |
Good shot. Looks like a nice but tough when needed guy. Good expression. |
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03/16/2009 07:02:26 AM |
I dont know nice snapshot but a bit grey... I give just four sorry ;D
brano |
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03/16/2009 12:20:11 AM |
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03/15/2009 10:59:32 PM |
Well captured and presented. |
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03/15/2009 05:20:03 PM |
i thought he was on a toilet |
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03/15/2009 10:26:01 AM |
I'm not sure about the toning, and the sharpening seems a little overdone jmo |
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03/15/2009 09:07:43 AM |
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03/15/2009 03:09:51 AM |
Interesting story to this one |
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03/14/2009 08:07:03 PM |
Don't take this the wrong way but as I see DPC as a learning experience here is my frank critique:
This comes across as a snapshot. By that I mean that I feel that anybody standing where you were with a camera could have gone click and got this result. I think a photographer should aim to do more than that. I may be wrong and perhaps you do have more of a story to your shot but the fact is that it doesn't come across to the viewer.
As an example, if you were in Paris and saw the Eiffel Tower you could hold the camera and go click. You'd have a shot that millions of other tourists have and would be good as a record of your holiday. I think at DPC you need more than that. You need to consider the POV - make it something that enhances the tower (include a flowerbed or kissing couple in the foreground), make use of lighting (dusk for shadows), composition (maybe include the buildings beside it to get a sense of scale).
I hope this helps and please don't be offended, I'm only offering an opinion. |
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03/14/2009 07:40:25 PM |
An interesting slice of life photo. |
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03/14/2009 06:40:28 PM |
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03/14/2009 04:37:08 PM |
this is a really great shot - made me laugh - the guy has such a great smile and build... |
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03/14/2009 03:46:32 PM |
This is an interesting shot. What he's doing is not very obvious, but he's got a great expression - looks like he enjoys this. |
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03/14/2009 12:16:43 PM |
Love the idea, but this shot is very oddly distorted. |
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03/14/2009 12:38:34 AM |
not quite sure what to say about a man in his pants sat in his living room whilst hitting stuff with a mallet. I assume he is shelling fish or something |
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03/13/2009 07:55:00 PM |
This is priceless. I love the discontinuity with his environment and the continuity with his culture. 10 |
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03/13/2009 06:19:48 PM |
is he in his undies...this is way more exposure than I need to see...but it is in focus.... |
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03/13/2009 04:06:25 PM |
wish i could tell what he was doing. |
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03/13/2009 12:47:57 PM |
The color treatment of this photo is rather bland. Too many grays and not enough whites and blacks. |
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03/13/2009 11:42:23 AM |
Interesting shot, I'm not sure what he is doing, but looks messy against the neatness of the room. |
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03/13/2009 11:03:20 AM |
Friendly face! Not sure what he's doing. Not really happy with the color tone. |
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03/13/2009 08:04:21 AM |
not too sure what he's working on but he does seem to enjoy it, good conversion to B&W |
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03/13/2009 04:16:11 AM |
hhahah. Cute scene. Very nice detail and love the tones. |
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03/12/2009 03:55:14 PM |
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03/12/2009 01:00:39 PM |
Well this is wonderful. He seems to be so content. I once heard a story from a friend of mine - his father was born in a small village where he used to drink water from the mountain stream in the woods. When he moved to the city he maintained his old habbit by drinking water above the tub holding the shower upside down... |
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03/12/2009 09:50:11 AM |
good character study, effective doutone |
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03/12/2009 08:35:07 AM |
i would prefer the angle to be a bit lower to the ground |
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03/12/2009 05:12:12 AM |
I love this image. I imagine whatever he's doing (for I have no clue what he's doing) should probably be done outdoors, but he's doing it in a pristine, nice home with his cell phone next to him. He (or his wife) don't want the mess, however, so he strips down & covers the floor. It's charming & quirky all at once. |
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03/12/2009 02:19:06 AM |
Thought it was my dad! If I told him once I told him a thousand times "Don't sit around doing the menial tasks in your undies!" My fear is ending up like him. Great capture. |
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03/11/2009 04:00:27 PM |
The person looks kind of distorted. The eye contact is great , but a shot like this with all the background distractions will make it difficult to score highly here. |
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03/11/2009 03:48:39 PM |
I love the title here, it helps to tell a story rather than let us just think about a man in his underwear. Sometimes titles actually improve the photo. This is one of those times. |
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03/11/2009 03:44:24 PM |
What is he doing? Opening onions? Chalots? Hard to tell. |
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03/11/2009 02:15:52 PM |
Sitting in his undies is traditional? I can't quite tell what he is working on (some kind of shellfish, maybe?) but it's tough to convey specifics and still keep the context of the modern-looking room. |
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03/11/2009 10:41:12 AM |
What a wonderful picture, absolutely fantastic.. |
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03/11/2009 08:59:46 AM |
This just made me laugh. What is he doing??? Love the proud expression and the sheet protecting the floors. Excellent. |
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03/11/2009 07:03:31 AM |
I'm looking forward to reading your notes for this shot... |
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03/10/2009 10:47:16 PM |
Great subject and model. Unfortunately the it would have worked better with the background elements removed or blurred. The man seems to meld with the dividing wall behind him. |
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03/10/2009 09:59:23 PM |
nice image, this looks like a job that could only be done in underwear :) |
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03/10/2009 09:53:00 PM |
A lot of interesting elements here... 7 |
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03/10/2009 09:23:50 PM |
This is fantastic, strange tint and all! |
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