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06/22/2009 04:48:55 AM |
Lol. This is great. You've got balls man. |
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06/22/2009 03:33:43 AM |
The cyclist is a bit blurry and there's lots of grain = 1.
:-) You legend, this is superb. |
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06/21/2009 08:39:37 PM |
yeah this was awesome... my fave from the challenge |
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06/21/2009 08:23:05 PM |
I want to know how long you stood there waiting for someone to pass by or whether you paid the guy to sail on through. :)
Seriously beautiful shot and a worthy homage. |
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06/21/2009 08:18:25 PM |
WOW nick .. this is brilliant .. love the graphic feel .. you find the most amazing places and turn them into art .. :) |
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06/21/2009 08:15:55 PM |
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06/21/2009 08:10:53 PM |
funny, I just mentioned the Henri photo when looking at the 2nd place finisher. I love the homage. |
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06/21/2009 08:07:42 PM |
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06/21/2009 06:20:02 PM |
nice homage. Similar composition to the original. I like the graininess of the image too |
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06/21/2009 03:17:27 PM |
I enjoy this nod to Bresson. It's funny how much neater this is, but still has unruly dark space all around the edges. That's what makes it work for me. |
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06/21/2009 08:52:24 AM |
I love the composition combining curves and straight lines, solid rigidity contrasted with the cyclist; processing suits the subject/environment well. |
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06/21/2009 08:34:52 AM |
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06/21/2009 01:19:01 AM |
Visionary composition, great use of duotone. I don't think this will ribbon, but I really think it should. |
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06/19/2009 05:15:49 AM |
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06/18/2009 10:38:22 AM |
a very interesting vantage point... |
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06/17/2009 06:23:24 PM |
Very interesting experiment. I think it will score higher on DPC than the original might have. Mostly because it is sharper, and the lightplay on the stairs is wonderful. I have to admit that if the original showed up in a challenge and I did not know what it was, I would probably give it a 4 or 5. That does not mean it's bad, but just that it does not have the universal appeal needed to do well here. |
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06/17/2009 11:01:39 AM |
bike not blurry enough! j/k ;) I really like your shot. |
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06/17/2009 08:10:29 AM |
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06/16/2009 06:31:05 PM |
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06/16/2009 12:35:00 PM |
Great perspective - nice contrast and toning. |
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06/16/2009 10:41:34 AM |
Great attempt to improvize the original and you have succeeded in your attempt too... Nice B&W work |
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06/15/2009 06:39:40 PM |
Nice. I like the curves and straight geometry. Terrific tones as well. The bike puts it over the top. |
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06/15/2009 05:55:38 PM |
This is a great comp. Very unique. I like the capture of the bicyclist. I like the comparison between the infocus stairs and the just slightest capture of motion with the bicyclist. It also has great framing. I wish there was a little bit more black at the bottom I guess to get a little bit more of the natural framing all around the image but that's just me (easy for me to say not being there taking the picture with only what framing is available, :) ). |
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06/15/2009 11:47:44 AM |
I did a quick run-through of the challenge. This was the one that caught my eye immediately. I suspect this is Nick. It takes cajones to attempt to re-create something from a master - this is a very, very fine recreation. I'll go ahead and give you a 10 now, then make sure I vote the rest of the challenge so it sticks. A feast for the eyes. LOL! I'm a dork - I didn't even see the title until now. Oh, and I like the trash. |
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06/15/2009 10:56:15 AM |
Hehehehehe ok I get the reference in this one. Very clever. |
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06/15/2009 09:32:05 AM |
immediately makes me think of Nixter, specifically , if its not you then take that as a huge compliment as he is one of my absolute favorites on this site, and this image evokes the same great quality, 10
EDIT TO ADD, looking back on this image again, I've realized the homage to henri cartier bresson, haha, I was voting late at night and missed it, a very worthwhile 'update' and a great tribute... bumping to 10 |
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06/15/2009 08:08:53 AM |
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06/15/2009 07:57:26 AM |
VERY henri cartier-bresson - awesome!!!! 9 |
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06/15/2009 03:30:04 AM |
I think it's a good photo. It could've been more exciting, but still a good photo. One or two people sitting in the stairs perhaps? |
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