The Days Seem to Fly By

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Photographer	Paul Paul {Karma:5362}
Project	#22 Friendship	Camera Model	Ricoh XR-P
Categories	People Street	Film Format
Portfolio	People in Public Places	Lens	Sigma
Uploaded	10/31/2005	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Elite Chrome EB
		ISO / Film Speed	100
Views	596	Shutter
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United Kingdom
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{K:5362} 11/12/2005

Barbara!

Thanks for your comment!

> I think your picture captures a happy mood quite well

I hoped so! It was all so fleeting, as it ever is...

> Whilst the white bit on the left works quite well to balance the
> faces the white bit on the right is a bit distracting though. If
> that could be burned in to be dark it would work better for the
> over all composition of this photo.

Interesting!

I do tend to leave in rough bits, and to actively embrace those everyday rough asymmetries of body, form, cognition, shunting, but yes, it may be a nice idea to remove the busy element on the right...

Yeah!

Paul

Barbara Wolff {K:274} 11/10/2005

Dear Paul
I think your picture captures a happy mood quite well and the minimal information within the photo together with the fact that it is black and white works well to hold attention. Whilst the white bit on the left works quite well to balance the faces the white bit on the right is a bit distracting though. If that could be burned in to be dark it would work better for the over all composition of this photo.

Regards Barbara

Steve Aronoff {K:18393} 11/5/2005

Very, very nice.

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