Weekly Competition No 8 - "Reflection"
Lilly, please start a new thread for your Weekly Competition, actually #9, doesn't time fly?
.... I think the absence of lots of rules is good, though personally I would like to see people mention the camera and lens, and perhaps the exposure details too.
G
I use a Pentax K10D, on a MacBook with LightRoom (vers 1.3 + beta 2)
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I love a picture that tells a story and even better if that story is released to me slowly. If I owned this picture it could hang on my wall and keep me interested for a very long time without knowing all the answers to that story. I am just dying to know what the sign says to make this person so intent on it. The posture of the subject reminds me of the defiant student blocking a tank in the Tiananmen Square demonstration years ago.
You definitely deserve FIRST PRIZE Lilly, a great high quality capture using REFLECTION as the theme.
Good choice Daniel.
Regards
Drew
Ken
“We must avoid however, snapping away, shooting quickly and without thought, overloading ourselves with unnecessary images that clutter our memory and diminish the clarity of the whole.” - Henri Cartier-Bresson -
I would like to see people mention the camera and lens, and perhaps the exposure details too.
G
Just my 2 cents
Regards
Drew
PS: Here's a great quote I made note of a few weeks ago:
A great photograph is one which shows us what we saw (or would have seen had we been there), but didn't notice. The photographer, or artist in the medium of photography, saw something that the ordinary person might see, but wouldn't SEE, without the insight and imagination of the artist. -G
.... I think the absence of lots of rules is good, though personally I would like to see people mention the camera and lens, and perhaps the exposure details too.
G
K20D, K10D, K-m, MZ3, Metz 58-AF1, Optio MX4 & Linux.(No Windows)
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Well done everybody, great entries!
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For me when it comes to a good photographic image the equipment details are as important as the brand of paint or brush used by the artist in a great painting. In my opinion it is all about the message and if the artist conveyed it to me.
You can bet that when Leonardo and Michelangelo met, they discussed tools and techniques, paints and paintbrushes.
G
Thanks to Daniel for the massive effort. Can't wait for next week challenge!
I shall endeavor to keep to the same standards on judging the next competition which is about to be posted.
I would like to see people mention the camera and lens, and perhaps the exposure details too.
G
Just my 2 cents
Regards
Drew
PS: Here's a great quote I made note of a few weeks ago:
A great photograph is one which shows us what we saw (or would have seen had we been there), but didn't notice. The photographer, or artist in the medium of photography, saw something that the ordinary person might see, but wouldn't SEE, without the insight and imagination of the artist. -G
Congratulations Lilly
... I am just dying to know what the sign says to make this person so intent on it.....
Drew
Lilly
I would like to see people mention the camera and lens, and perhaps the exposure details too.
G
Just my 2 cents
Regards
Drew
PS: Here's a great quote I made note of a few weeks ago:
A great photograph is one which shows us what we saw (or would have seen had we been there), but didn't notice. The photographer, or artist in the medium of photography, saw something that the ordinary person might see, but wouldn't SEE, without the insight and imagination of the artist. -G
G
.... I think the absence of lots of rules is good, though personally I would like to see people mention the camera and lens, and perhaps the exposure details too.
G
I use a Pentax K10D, on a MacBook with LightRoom (vers 1.3 + beta 2)
http://www.ba-joseph.co.uk/gallery
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19 years
Tucuman,
Argentina
Dirk1000: look at it as either a reflection of the sun striking Dirk's face, or that he's reflecting on the beauty of the Tucuman countryside. Or both.
Your judge work had been nothing easy, but you did honors to George Lazarette critiques style.
Best regards.
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K10D+ Sigma 18-50 1:2.8 EX DC Lens.