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Old 15-03-2008, 07:26 PM
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i did this image a few weeks back.. its been sat on my drive waiting for me to decide whether to bin it or not! what i tend to like otheres dont .. so here goes the test lol




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Hi Genese, hope you are doing ok

Here's my 2p worth lol. I love the position of the people and the way they are standing and "watching" something, makes you wonder what. I like the soft BG too. I just can't make up my mind about the grasses. i like the black and white with how it plays with the stripes on the outfits too.

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Well I like it, I like the way that your subjects are looking into something that we can't see, which leaves it open to whatever we want it to be. and that tall grass/bulrushes or whatever sets a nice dividing line. Plus it works very well in monochrome.
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hmmm.... not sure. I like the grassy stuff, and I like the peopley stuff ... I just find myself wishing they had feet as their lack of feet makes the picture, for me personally, feel a little incomplete.
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Hi Genese .. those are the first thoughts that came through my head .. what are they looking at ... I like it .. Thanks for sharing ..
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I like it Genese. I like the angle of the 2 figures and as Else commented I'm wondering what they're looking at. Also like the mono treatment. It's natural too which always works for me. I'm not fond of studio portraiture.
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I like it Genese. I like the angle of the 2 figures and as Else commented I'm wondering what they're looking at. Also like the mono treatment. It's natural too which always works for me. I'm not fond of studio portraiture.
im not big on overly posed shots unless they are for a frame on someones wall or for advertising, more natural shots contain more emotion for me personally... thank you x
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Hi Genese, hope you are doing ok

Here's my 2p worth lol. I love the position of the people and the way they are standing and "watching" something, makes you wonder what. I like the soft BG too. I just can't make up my mind about the grasses. i like the black and white with how it plays with the stripes on the outfits too.

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yeah i wasnt too sure on the grasses the more i look at it the more is seems to grow on me
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hmmm.... not sure. I like the grassy stuff, and I like the peopley stuff ... I just find myself wishing they had feet as their lack of feet makes the picture, for me personally, feel a little incomplete.
tried it with the feet and it looked odd.. lol
yeah im still not sure about it... but seems to be working for some people and not others! im still not sure about it but will pop it up for sale and see what happens i guess
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Hi genese, I can relate to this shot, from doing shots of people in state parks. I like in done in Mono and with the stripes in the clothes. the grass to me add to this shot, it lets you wonder what the people are looking at is it some wildlife or peope doing something they enjoy. Photo has a natural feel to it.
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