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    This has turned out noticeably darker than in Photoshop - but I'd be interested in any comments anyway.

    I saw my reflection in the opposite window while on my way home from London on the train one evening this week. I used a small compact point and shoot to take the picture.

    Ian
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    Re: Self Portrait

    Originally posted by Ian View Post
    This has turned out noticeably darker than in Photoshop - but I'd be interested in any comments anyway.

    I saw my reflection in the opposite window while on my way home from London on the train one evening this week. I used a small compact point and shoot to take the picture.

    Ian
    I am struggling to give any meaningful critique on this Ian, bu suffice to say that I really like the grittiness (sp?) of it.

    A nice image!
    sigpic

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    • #3
      Re: Self Portrait

      Originally posted by coupekid View Post
      I am struggling to give any meaningful critique on this Ian, bu suffice to say that I really like the grittiness (sp?) of it.

      A nice image!
      This is more like it, I had the wrong colour space applied - probably by the channel mixer action for creating the greyscale version of the image:



      Ian
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      • #4
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        This image has originality and looks totally unposed. In fact, it looks more like a candid than a self portrait and was definitely worth taking. It demonstrates the value of always being alert to unexpected possibilities, and always carrying a camera.

        Regards,

        John
        John Perriment

        A photograph is more than a record of what you see - it's a window to your soul

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        • #5
          Re: Self Portrait

          Originally posted by John Perriment View Post
          This image has originality and looks totally unposed. In fact, it looks more like a candid than a self portrait and was definitely worth taking. It demonstrates the value of always being alert to unexpected possibilities, and always carrying a camera.

          Regards,

          John
          Haha! I had fun with it. The train was approaching my stop so I had to move fast I took two shots but one was jogged by the train's instability. I knew it would turn out like a hybrid self/candid (contradiction in terms!) picture. From my point of view, it's a weird study of myself from an angle I don't often see.

          Ian
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          • #6
            Re: Self Portrait

            I like this Ian. Works really well. The camera is very unobtrusive and as such you have achieved a voyeuristic feel as if you were remote from the person and viewing them from outside.
            Richard Crowe.co.uk

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            • #7
              Re: Self Portrait

              Interesting perspective!! I think it is great!

              Got to be a Silverlink train.........?

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              • #8
                Re: Self Portrait

                Originally posted by ekkl View Post
                Interesting perspective!! I think it is great!

                Got to be a Silverlink train.........?
                Good guess! But No - London Midland (Silverlink is history now).

                Ian
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                • #9
                  Re: Self Portrait

                  One question... who is the old bloke in the reflection

                  <looks for devil smilie></looks for devil smilie>
                  <fails to find devil smilie so runs for cover>
                  .....
                  Alan

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                  • #10
                    Re: Self Portrait

                    That's old fat bloke
                    Julia

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                    • #11
                      Re: Self Portrait

                      Originally posted by Julia View Post
                      That's old fat bloke
                      Naah. That's a young fat bloke.

                      I'm married to the older one.

                      Pol

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