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Look Before Crossing
Look Before Crossing
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Challenge: Street Photography II (Advanced Editing V)
Camera: Nikon D50
Lens: Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II
Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Date: Jul 25, 2007
Aperture: f/11
ISO: 200
Shutter: 1/100
Galleries: Family, Black and White
Date Uploaded: Jul 26, 2007

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Statistics
Place: 143 out of 215
Avg (all users): 5.3813
Avg (commenters): 6.2857
Avg (participants): 5.4250
Avg (non-participants): 5.3375
Views since voting: 692
Views during voting: 279
Votes: 160
Comments: 8
Favorites: 0


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 Comments Made During the Challenge
08/05/2007 12:16:12 AM
these characters seem defined by where they look. interesting theme. the composition gives a remarkable power to his gaze.
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07/31/2007 06:32:07 AM
The title seems like a cheap stab at a joke. I don't like the title or the picture...sorry!
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07/31/2007 12:44:14 AM
Interesting subject matter - Looks too contrasty and that blown highlight of the path is too distracting
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07/30/2007 05:04:10 PM
Life, this show's it all. Nice shot.
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07/30/2007 09:45:18 AM
A nice reminder that our streets belong to everyone in our community

Super B&W conversion
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07/30/2007 07:16:14 AM
Her stance looks tired, a bit weary - a tough burden but one she accepts freely.
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07/30/2007 02:04:08 AM
some people will tell you that it is disrespectfull and exploitative to take photos of people with disabilities (or homeless people) and I agree with them if the only people you find interesting enough are these types of people. If, however, you are a photographer, and you enjoy people, in general, and take photos of nearly everybody that you see on the streets, then there is nothing wrong with taking photos of people with disabilites. Certainly, there is something about the idea of being handicapped that gets an immediate subconscious response from the viewer (either of a photograph or in real life); either they tend to want to look more, or to turn away, and both think they are doing what is right. Often, people who think taking these photos are exploitative claim to be standing up for the rights of the subjects because they can't stand up for themselves. I think that they can. Maybe the boy can't stand but he can do the looking that will keep them safe. I think that these reaction aren't something we should hide from.
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07/30/2007 01:35:30 AM
Very emotive.....
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