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>>>> Street Photography eXchange #9 <<<<
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Zubu Barunda
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Zubu Barunda
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Zubu Barunda
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Zubu Barunda
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Zubu Barunda
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Have you painted it black yet?
It is good to see you back, Peter. I hope everything is fine with you, your family and your work.
Do you, by any chance, know what happened with WSP? The last thread seems to have vanished altogether.
Here is a pick I took with it yesterday:
Like a bird on a wire...
Date/Time 14-Apr-2012 13:13:50
Make Canon
Model Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Flash Used No
Focal Length 200 mm
Exposure Time 1/2500 sec
Aperture f/2.8
ISO Equivalent 400
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fad
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Nice and subtle parallelism between figure in the middle and figure on the left.
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Frank
All photos shot in downtown Manhattan unless otherwise noted.
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fad
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Zubu,
We all know that art collectors and museums pay you for your knowledge of pigments in restoring art works, and that you make your own pigments. So one guesses you have some knowledge of color.
Would you mind saying a word or two about how you decided to color, your use of HSL in processing this photo?
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Frank
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Thanks in advance for the kindness of your comments or critiques.
ihtisham
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Nice, quiet photo. The colors cooperate well, Zubu.
Ihtisham
Ihtisham
ihtisham
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Alexander, They are both good, but I like the second one specially. It is impeccably composed.
Ihtisham
Ihtisham
fad
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An interesting gallery of colorful kid shots from Magnum:
http://todayspictures.slate.com/20120406/
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Frank
All photos shot in downtown Manhattan unless otherwise noted.
Thanks in advance for the kindness of your comments or critiques.
http://todayspictures.slate.com/20120406/
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Frank
All photos shot in downtown Manhattan unless otherwise noted.
Thanks in advance for the kindness of your comments or critiques.
fad
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I suggested to my Korean Goddaughter that this young lady must be Korean. She demurred and opined that she must be Japanese. That's clearly not right, so we had extensive discussions at Easter dinner. My son's theory, that she must be SE Asian, Vietnamese or Thai. We finally decided on Cambodian as most likely. She does look a little like the faces from Angkor Wat. Besides, I told my goddaughter, if she were Korean, her clothes would be more expensive looking.
Frank
All photos shot in downtown Manhattan unless otherwise noted.
Thanks in advance for the kindness of your comments or critiques.
Could you clarify what that is, a color cast, colors breaking up?There is something strange going on with the orange and blue.
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Frank
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fad
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But it wouldn't do anything.
AE Lock only works with spot, or center-weighted metering. I use 3D color matrix II, which is not that localized.
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Frank
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Xara
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I really like this shot - it is very moving, and the different textures and colours of the skin and cloth and stone work together very well.
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fad
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Frank
All photos shot in downtown Manhattan unless otherwise noted.
Thanks in advance for the kindness of your comments or critiques.
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Frank
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Thanks in advance for the kindness of your comments or critiques.
xtoph
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lovely moment, indeed reminiscent of some of peter's photos. a very classic-feeling street shot.
i think if you crop down a bit closer to the top of the boy's head, the poles sprouting behind him become less obtrusive.
i think if you crop down a bit closer to the top of the boy's head, the poles sprouting behind him become less obtrusive.
xtoph
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very cheesy.
i, also, particularly like the second shot.
i, also, particularly like the second shot.
xtoph
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the first one works best, i think. the composition of the two heads forms an interesting relationship. it could probably be lightened up a bit.
dagith, your pictures will be easier for people to see and comment on if you post them in reply to the first entry in the thread. the way you posted here, it looks like it is a reply to fad's figure skater picture.
dagith, your pictures will be easier for people to see and comment on if you post them in reply to the first entry in the thread. the way you posted here, it looks like it is a reply to fad's figure skater picture.
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