Resting after exiting the clinic
posted by Christopher Steven b. @ 00:55
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Tuesday, April 04, 2006
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2 months of photography and mostly shooting inanimate objects. how telling of his personality! Now i make the attempt to capture human subjects, though these first tries will be awful..
a better crop, in my mind, can be found on my site for those interested.
I like it. :)
Not awful at all.
Honestly I like the other crop better.
What does this one look like in black and white?
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BTW people are much much harder - it's an area I often only dare tread when I'm invited or it's a public event of some sort.
gracias calvin, josie, and paul.
i agree, paul. the other crop captures more with less. I tried B+W but was wary of removing color from her and thus confusing the focus. i don't know what i'm doing!
I would not have posted the image if her face were visible. the problem is, what interested me was the scene as it was . it seems to me that once you get permision from the subject you are no longer capturing whatever was interesting in the first place. Very tricky.
Oh, yes, I agree...capture the scene as it is, as if you are invisable.
CSB,
I tossed it into the editor and put the B/W Conversion plugin on with a Tri-X film tonal response.
The result is GREAT with this cropping , it tells a story of lost mobility with the woman, the bench and the car.
I'd post it - but it's your pic not mine.
I just sent you a gmail invite, if you accept it I could send the result there.
yep, you've convinced me. this works much better than the color version.
It definitely does something different than the cropped version.
cool! a collaboration!
Now it tells the story of the loss of mobility in a mobile society, without the distractions of color.
I think the attention is drawn even tighter on the subject.
What do you think?
Nice Right from the real life
I do love black and whites.:)
Very nice, although I do believe I missed the original
heres the original
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