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Re: Joy of Shopping
Mmmmm, I fail to see what Impact this image has but whatever float's ya boat
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Art is In the Eye of the Beholder. not every image has to be a salon print or the Hindenberg. i could imagine my kid standing in a door laughing at me. the man is hooded so he could be Joe anyone. the camera angle is low with the groceries rolling towards the viewer. lighten up a little or do i just piss you off being around.
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I feel it looks rather set up, in which case couldn't the rubbish bin (trash for our American friends) have been moved, not the prettiest thing in the world.Originally posted by Rich View Post
and shot from a slightly different angle to avoid showing us the white drain pipe, very distracting.
Patrick
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Sorry you don't like my opinion, after all it is on the photo critique.Originally posted by kennykodak View Postit's obivous that it is set up, set up to look like a candid. somebody just happened to be passing by for a "worm's eye view angle?" can't a print just be fun? maybe i should get a hobby.
Yes a picture can be fun, but I believe it would be all the funnier if all the distractions were not there, after all being set up its all in the photographers hands.
Patrick
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Set up, SET UP! I just happened to be lying around on the wet tarmac with my camera when I took this shot. I do this sort of thing all the time, can't you tell?!Originally posted by Patrick View PostI feel it looks rather set up, in which case couldn't the rubbish bin (trash for our American friends) have been moved, not the prettiest thing in the world.
and shot from a slightly different angle to avoid showing us the white drain pipe, very distracting.
Patrick
Agree about the bin and the drainpipe. I can crop out the drainpipe, shame about the bin.
It's supposed to raise a giggle, hope it does for some.
Cheers
Rich
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I have to say that I'm with Kenny on this one - yes I guessed it probably was a setup (I wasn't 100% convinced though), but the guy in the doorway has a spontaneous looking reaction and the very fact that there are imperfections in the image that people have referred to tend to help make this look less of a setup than it might otherwise have looked. I like the result - well done Rich!
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Many years ago I used to supply teenage magazines with photography for their extremely popular photo stories. At the time "Jackie" was the DC Thomson flagship teenage girls magazine and we supplied them with many, many photo stories and they added the speech bubbles.
This shot is exactly the sort of photo I would have taken to fulfil the criteria of a story. Its not art, but it tells a story and gets a laugh. IMO the bin and pipe are of no consequence and simply add to the reality of the situation. Had it been me I would have shown the face of the subject, but I can understand why you didn't here
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Much stronger and concentrating on the joke, even the rubbish bin is no longer intrusive. I also feel the narrower format is a help.Originally posted by Rich View Post
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