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04/12/2015 05:10:11 PM |
| Yes. Wonderful... and very Ubique-esque! |
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04/12/2015 03:39:47 PM |
| Very nice composition here, the bulk of the photographer balanced by the spindly structure and walkway, connected by the water. You've enabled the viewer to feel the blustery day, which is always a sensual bonus. I like this image much more than most other images I've seen that include a photographer. |
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04/11/2015 04:34:30 PM |
| infront of the photographer lies a clean beach looking at the flag flying, he's doing it all wrong where is nd 3 10 stop filter and a low level perspective :) |
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04/11/2015 02:01:34 PM |
This is too fabulous. The figure in the corner with the iPhone is just the right amount of affectation for the challenge.
I am giving this an 8 and if it were in Free Study I would give it an 8, too. It's brilliant! |
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04/11/2015 01:35:05 PM |
| I also like to take photo's of photographers in action. The rickety structure makes the image very interesting. Pity about the blank screen. |
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04/11/2015 01:02:36 PM |
| This place looks so familiar... |
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04/11/2015 08:24:48 AM |
| The poor guy on the bridge is saying "hurry up and take the picture before I blow away!" Nicely composed and seen. |
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04/10/2015 12:01:47 PM |
| does ubique do meta? this is not the only shot in the challenge that tries to combine observer and observed (or creator and created) into one object. In another shot, they blend into each other. Here they maintain their distance... and the shot becomes about the gap between them. Conceptually not very interesting but it is pleasing to look at because the balance between observer and observed is maintained by the composition... the eye just naturally goes back and forth between them. One can peacefully look at this shot for a long time. |
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04/10/2015 12:24:32 AM |
| A voyeuristic take, literally. Lovely scene. |
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04/08/2015 04:13:53 AM |
| You've celebrated one of my favourite things: a photograph about The Photograph. You've also composed it perfectly and handled the challenging tonal range with great skill. But that technical stuff is for me all subordinate to the main theme, which is "What is a photograph? Why do we take photographs? What do they mean?" I just love all that philosophical stuff. Thank you. |
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04/07/2015 08:11:04 PM |
| These can be interesting and this one is. I like that we can't see what's on the phone's screen. Nicely composed. |
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04/07/2015 02:51:32 PM |
| It is as you say. An honest shot made effective by the guy on the pier. We understand what 'our' photographer is shooting. |
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