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03/18/2009 08:21:14 PM |
I am Canadian, and actually noticed the man, but only thought he was checking his cellphone!
So naive! |
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11/11/2006 02:18:42 PM |
| I think I would try to bring a little more life into the buildings in the background. I don't mind the man in the foreground, but from a scoring point of view, I think you made a mistake pointing him out. You have a bright, vibrant focus on the lower left quadrant. I'd like to see more of that in the train station, which is quite interesting. |
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11/02/2006 02:19:06 PM |
| I did not really notice the man in this shot, so I found the title to be a bit odd, but thought "ahh never mind". |
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10/31/2006 02:21:02 AM |
| Must be a European thing. Cause I've never seen such at U.S. train stations. |
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10/29/2006 03:41:45 PM |
| Hey, how'd you get this picture of me??? |
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10/28/2006 10:23:47 PM |
| I assume the man is the focus of this shot, but I had trouble finding him to begin with. It doesn't seem to give him enough of a presence to justify the title. |
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10/28/2006 07:05:47 PM |
| Interesting. I think the man that you speak of takes over as the subject, and therefore I would need to see more to verify the title. 5 |
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10/27/2006 09:50:10 PM |
| Life is always the spoiler, isn't it? As a piece of art this is a srikingly rich photograph. As a commentary it points out the poverty of our societies' response to real need. What a dichotomy for the photographer. |
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10/24/2006 11:16:16 AM |
| Thanks to your title I had to hunt around and figure out what you were talking about. :D Kind of takes away from the core subject of the challenge theme IMO by directing viewers that way. Good luck. |
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10/24/2006 02:35:18 AM |
| I liked this photo before I saw the title and subsequently saw the man. Personally I would have cropped him out. I'm drawn to the architectural beauty of the station. If the man was your intended subject or focus in the photo then a different angle or crop that makes him more of a focal point would have worked better for your title. |
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10/23/2006 10:16:09 PM |
| There's always a fast train to nowhere! Nice shot! |
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10/23/2006 08:52:50 PM |
| I liked the photo, but did not see the man in the forefront - he doesn't add anything to the photo, and should have been cropped in my opinion. |
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10/23/2006 08:07:56 PM |
| lol great take its different and good |
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10/23/2006 07:59:28 PM |
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10/23/2006 07:57:44 PM |
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10/23/2006 12:34:15 PM |
| Hmm, definitely an interesting shot. Your title doesn't have a nice "ring" to it but it does point out what I would otherwise have missed. |
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10/23/2006 11:54:32 AM |
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10/23/2006 01:45:49 AM |
| wow...is that what he's doing? |
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