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DELETE ACCOUNT
{K:5655} 8/11/2004
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Great use of black/white. The stroller makes you think up many different stories for an explanation. Good work.
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Ian McIntosh
{K:42997} 8/10/2004
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Nice composition brought a few possiblities to my head with varying emetional responses. I have decided that having a child this age one must always prioritize and the chair didn't make it on the essential list for some re-evaluated plan to get home.
The leica with the 1.4 would be my dream and very apt for this project.
Thanks man.
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 8/7/2004
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Most unusual and thought-provoking image. Not for the first time, I wish I had the talent that would encourage people to loan me Leica equipment! The wonderful 35/1.4 shows what it can do here--very impressive... I think I might have trimmed both top and bottom a little; top, to eliminate the rather distracting lights on the opposite bank of the river and bottom (just a little) to restore balance by reducing the weight of shadowy foreground. But that's probably my preference for panorama format speaking...
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 8/6/2004
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Hi John, Very good lighting and tonal range. The B&W works fin in this image, and especially the buggy adds a nice detail. The thing that grabs me most is the placement of the buggy. If staged, one would place it a bit further away form the railing. It's positon creates a good tension and an atmosphere of abandonment...
I think a lower camera position might've created a bit more impact. The railing would've blocked the oposite bank almost completely, removing the "escape route" for the eye, forcing it on the buggy. Changing the perspective could make it a bit more confronting, which would'nt hurt this shot.
Very well captured, though.
Cheers,
Hugo
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Raymond Hardy
{K:590} 8/6/2004
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I really like the contrast and tonal range here. very nice print!
I like it alot.
ray
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Don Loseke
{K:32503} 8/6/2004
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Interesting story about this image. Very nice detail and Leica quality. Don.
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