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G G
{K:61359} 8/22/2004
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Dear Thilo, I like such captured instant where nothing is posed and which only relfects the spontaneity of people, and life. You have perfectly suceeded in this way with the capture of the expression of the musician eyes looked towards the child and his smile. The result is a certain purity and emotion in the image. Congrats. 7+++. Fabrice
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PK- Photos
{K:13099} 8/17/2004
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lustige street-scene, da hast du den richtigen Moment erwischt:)
Ciao, Pia
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Enjoy
{K:16125} 8/15/2004
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Again..great eye..wonderful capture..great BW...well seen
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Rochim Hadisantosa
{K:113} 8/10/2004
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i love his smile!
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 8/10/2004
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Hey Uwe,
danke für deinen stimmungs-wasserstandsbericht ;-) ich finde ja auch, dass die sache mit der tönung hier gar nicht so wichtig ist. ich hab das auch gar nicht bewusst als gestalterisches mittel genutzt - die originalfarbe war einfach übelst. ;-)
Cya, Thilo
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 8/10/2004
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Hey bro,
which color would you prefer instead?
T
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Uwe Bachmann
{K:10222} 8/10/2004
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sorry, ich mag angesichts des gesichtsausdrucks des herren und der wirkung szene insgesamt gar nichts über tonung und so'n zeugs sagen...;-)
gelungenes tribute wie ich finde...
vg, der uwe
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Fadel J
{K:13974} 8/10/2004
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Another great capture Thilo! and great song (one of my favorites for Queen!).
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Carlheinz Bayer
{K:14220} 8/9/2004
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Very nice street snap. Really like that!!!
I'm struggling with the toning. It doesn't look right for me.
Good shoot! C.
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Walter Scarella
{K:19671} 8/9/2004
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Nice capture, beautiful moment, great composition and light.
Congrats
Regards...Walter
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 8/9/2004
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Hi Ursula,
ist eigentlich nicht ganz sepia, aber sieht so ähnlich aus ;-)
das war übrigens beim bardentreffen an der brücke beim karstadt-parkhaus.
Lg, Thilo
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 8/9/2004
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Dear Angelo,
you name it! =)
chers & thanks for viewing,
Thilo
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 8/9/2004
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Dear Hugo,
thanks for the lengthy comment here. very inspirational, as always.
It's actually very easy why I opt for the color rework in this case. you won't like the original one ;-) I do a lot of lens testing with the D70. especially with analogue ones as I also have analogue nikons. the colored version shows a lot of strange color behaviour (strange toning etc.) and I don't have the monitor to do a good facial color rework. So I opt for the easy way and toned it to b/w and then back to RGB with a slight rework.
You're totally right in advising NOT to overdo with color reworks. I know that this is kind of a business card for me - but I don't want to limit myself to color reworks. You may rest assured that I will post a LOT of color pictures when my standard lens for the D70 (Sigma 24-135mm. F/2.8-4.5) will finally arrive.
So stay tuned. have already some pictures in the pipeline ;-)
thanks again! Cheers, Thilo
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Thilo Bayer
{K:50358} 8/9/2004
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Dear Roby,
thanks for the kind words! queen rules! =)
Take care,
Thilo
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Ursula Luschnig
{K:21723} 8/9/2004
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Hi Thilo,gefällt mir ganz besonders.Der Musikant scheint ein glücklicher Mensch zu sein...super composition...und ich mag das Bild in Sepia...;=)
LG,Ursula
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Angelo Villaschi
{K:49617} 8/9/2004
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Great capture of the expression on the man's face and for me an excellent composition.
The question is: who was entertaining who?
The answer: they were both helping you entertain us! :)
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Tony Diana
{K:13396} 8/8/2004
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Estupenda imagen, me da mucho gusto verla
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 8/8/2004
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Cool! I do like the reference to Queen, and that's what Freddy Mercury had in mind when he wrote this song.... Doubt if he'd buy this kind of show, though.... )
First, the shot. The sepia works well, and I think the single sided interaction between harmonica player and the kid is the element that makes this shot. Well composed. ]
To explain what I mean with the second thing I'd like to mention requires a bit more text as it as to do with the recent photos in your portfolio. They all have a rather elaborate sepia tone. All quite fitting, but I do now and then wonder why. Converting digital images to B&W or sepia is completely valid, and does enable it to create a certain effect, but I think those conversions need to be handled with care. The point being: B&W and sepia / monochrome conversions is not a purpose, but only a mean. In this case, I think the original colour version would've brought you the same atmosphere, so why not leave it in colour? In most of your photos, the sepia tone does serve a purpose, and in all of them, it does create a very good and strong atmosphere. I don't think you'd need the sepia /monochrome conversion in some of them to get the same sort of image. (basically, that's what I mean with Sepia is a tool, not a mean.) Don't get me wrong, I think it works very well in most of the shots (especially the NYC street shots, it's absolutely a vital element there) but don't over do it....
Cheers,
Hugo
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Roberto Arcari Farinetti
{K:209486} 8/8/2004
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so..
I love the Queen.. and this one is a just tribute to HCB great.. and strong photographer!
also the effect of your photo, dear thilo, is fantastic and perfect for the title!
just the tones are great.
many thanks
have a goodnight!
roby
7+
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Erik Neldner
{K:10846} 8/8/2004
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Great sepia look and facial expessions. There is an interesting energy flow to this one.
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Neil Dolman
{K:26883} 8/8/2004
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Nice moment captured Thilo and a fitting gesture for Henri! I like the use of the toning.
Best wishes
Neil
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