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12/11/2012 07:00:00 AM |
| Stunning environmental portrait. |
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12/03/2012 09:42:52 PM |
| It's like the carpet border is the boundary line...I think that's why the photographer appears to be stuck between the two worlds. He is neither here nor there and in both places at once. |
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12/02/2012 01:17:10 PM |
| I rather like the tension created by two areas here. Obviously the weeding party, but then also the couple on the right maybe watching someone break into the grooms car too... ;) |
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12/02/2012 09:09:07 AM |
| Agree ,the movement I adore. |
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12/02/2012 12:31:58 AM |
| The motion really adds to this photo, makes it feel like a moment in time. |
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12/01/2012 09:44:43 PM |
| Interesting image, happy vs. sad, enthusiastic vs. bored. I like the crisp b&w. |
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12/01/2012 09:01:30 PM |
| Awesome setting, great use of movement, and yes, what Mary said about the bride being set and in place. I like how you make us wonder why this other couple is set apart from the wedding party. There for a different event, perhaps? |
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12/01/2012 03:28:46 PM |
| It's often interesting to see what is going on outside of the formal posing. The bride looks pretty well frozen in place; she's ready, even if no one else is. |
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12/01/2012 10:56:19 AM |
| Great composition. Very nice conversion. |
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12/01/2012 10:29:44 AM |
| I love the b/w tones in this shot. |
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12/01/2012 09:45:52 AM |
| Superb monochrome conversion. I especially like the squaring of all the vertical lines. Well done. I really like the contrast betweem the moving group and the people sitting still. Makes for an interesting scene. The couple in focus in the foreground right really draws my eye, as the background people in various states of motion blur naturally throw the attention to the subject. Well done! |
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12/01/2012 09:22:14 AM |
| as usual excellent composition and processing. nice job |
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12/01/2012 09:08:57 AM |
Man at the window: "They think we smell."
Lady at the window: "No, honey, just your breath which is why I'm over here and you're over there. Now I won't be in any of the pictures unless I dump you."
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12/01/2012 09:06:59 AM |
| Oh very nice, magnificent windows! |
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12/01/2012 08:45:04 AM |
| excellent rendering and wonderful story being told |
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12/01/2012 05:20:28 AM |
| interesting capture, doesnt wow me though but makes me ponder what the couple are thinking as they arent looking at each other |
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12/01/2012 04:32:15 AM |
| i think mark is the photographer ;p |
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12/01/2012 12:38:44 AM |
| I think bw was definitely the way to go here. |
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12/01/2012 12:35:57 AM |
| Love all the blurs. The guy that I think is the photographer has a strangely interesting silhouette! |
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