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Posted 12/02/2014 - 20:05
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Ken
Neither work for me as there is no connection between the subjects. If the lady on the left were looking more to the right there might be a story there... I am also distracted by the writing in the centre of the picture
Dave
Neither work for me as there is no connection between the subjects. If the lady on the left were looking more to the right there might be a story there... I am also distracted by the writing in the centre of the picture
Dave
Posted 12/02/2014 - 20:23
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i love it
lucky you finding something like that
the first one all the way
This is the kind of thing i strive for in my street photography
lucky you finding something like that
the first one all the way
This is the kind of thing i strive for in my street photography
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Posted 12/02/2014 - 20:31
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If either one of them was to work I'd say the second but I reckon davem is right they're just not clicking.
Posted 12/02/2014 - 22:35
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No 1 for me... It's the body position, and specifically the head turn of the lady... Like she's been startled... Very well seen...
Best
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Posted 13/02/2014 - 02:52
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davem wrote:
Ken
Neither work for me as there is no connection between the subjects. If the lady on the left were looking more to the right there might be a story there... I am also distracted by the writing in the centre of the picture
Dave
The writing on the centre doesnt' bother me but I agree with the rest.Ken
Neither work for me as there is no connection between the subjects. If the lady on the left were looking more to the right there might be a story there... I am also distracted by the writing in the centre of the picture
Dave
This could only work if the shocked face was looking at the woman, and the woman was really hideous in some way ( which she isn't )
They are also cropped too tightly, my first thought thought was that it was two pics pasted together.
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