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Market Street
12/12/2002 10:56:24 PM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by crabappl3:
Whites are oversaturated. The subject is interesting and the man's body language and expression are interesting. Color may have also worked for this shot.
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Market Street
12/12/2002 05:08:28 PM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by chida2000:
seems to me like there are some vivid colors in the photo which we might be missing out on because of the black and white. i love black and white, however, i have a suspicion that the brilliant colors of the fruit and pinatas would have given the photo more visual appeal.
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Market Street
12/12/2002 02:12:56 PM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by Swashbuckler:
This shot seems like it would have been so very colorful! (but I'm guessing!) Nice composition, framing and focus are all good. The glare off the man's shirt is a tad harsh. 7 Swash
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Market Street
12/12/2002 01:13:08 PM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by Chaszmyr:
It's a nice shot, but I think it might have been nicer with more contrast. My eyes kind of get lost in a see of gray, not enough black and white in the mid section of the photo
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Market Street
12/12/2002 12:48:25 PM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by inspzil:
I'm curious to know why this was done in B&W. Looks like there are some good colorful items here. It doesn't look retro or dreary where B&W would fit. - Inspzil
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Market Street
12/12/2002 11:48:13 AM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by mjcecil:
Good subject. I think the man walking through/away from the market detracts a bit, though. Would have been helpful to see him doing market-things. But, this is the risk we take in photographing life-as-is. 5
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Market Street
12/12/2002 10:18:45 AM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by lisae:
This is a really interesting scene, but the contrast is a little low and white areas are overexposed. I like how you caught the guy mid-stride, and although the background is a bit busy, I think that works in an evocative way. Perhaps black and white wasn't the best decision when there must be a lot of interesting colour in this scene.
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Market Street
12/11/2002 04:03:49 PM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by jmsetzler:
very interesting black and white shot... I love the scene here.. the lighting is maybe a tad bright from the sun.. maybe a ND filter or a polarizer would help some here... maybe that would also create a little stronger contrast... good shot :) - setzler
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Market Street
12/11/2002 02:02:04 PM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by Manic:
Nicely composed shot, with plenty of interesting details. However, it all feels very grey, as if it had been converted to b&w without any adjustments. This may be due to your monitor calibration being too dark (check by using the calibration greyscale at the bottom of all photos - you should be able to see the borders between all the blocks), but if not, it'd be worth making the whole image a bit darker and playing with the levels, to add some depth to the blacks if possible.
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Market Street
12/11/2002 12:09:56 PM
Market Street
by Mieka

Comment by tjuneau13:
Nice details here. Nice framing. I like how the pinata's at the top seem to outline the man walking - lower to the right and opening up more as it moves to the left. I would be interested to see this in color. It looks as though there might be some very vibrant colors. As it is in b/w it doesn't hold my interest very long. = 6
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