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Unfinished Hand


Unfinished Hand
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Copyright: Jerzy Bucki (bantonbuju) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3760 W: 136 N: 7064] (42630)
Genre: People
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2008-03-15
Categories: Daily Life, Artwork
Exposure: f/9.0, 1/60 seconds
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Theme(s): Cape Verde people [view contributor(s)]
Date Submitted: 2008-04-01 2:16
Viewed: 786
Points: 22
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
This local artist is a sculptor... Met him while he was finishing work on a hand holding a small turtle... I bought the thing from him, guarantee that it was not "Made in China" souvenir...
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An artist sitting proundly near his art!Wonderful portrait shot,not only for his smile...most of all the rays of light gives a nice sense to the moment!

Thomas

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  • jlynx Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 643 W: 74 N: 755] (8784)
  • [2008-04-01 3:37]

Jakoś tak przejmująco wygląda ta porzucona ręka. To nic, że z kamienia bo mimo iż niedokończona, trzyma delikatnie małego żółwika... Dobra inwestycja - to nie to co masowa chińszczyzna. Kadr ładny, podoba mi się mimo brakującej nogi modela. Świetnie łączysz w jednym kadrze mocne cienie i ostre światła. tak jak Ty zaufałeś rzeźbiarzowi, tak on zaufał Tobie jako fotografowi - i słusznie.
Pozdrawiam,
Jurek

Hi Jerzy,
wonderful capture with this golden light,tremendous colors
and superb face expression,you should be awarded by the Cape Verde's officials for this great image of the country that you
offer,I consider more and more to go there.Very powerful shot,
well done friend.
Horatiu

Witaj J.

Nice, nice moment this one you got in the picture.

The light is also wonderful!

Rgs, Oscar

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  • delkoo Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 3688 W: 235 N: 4736] (23371)
  • [2008-04-01 4:22]

hi jerzy
lovely light on the artist , i especially like his looseness, his smile , his kindness.

didier

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  • MarcT Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1551 W: 491 N: 2951] (12019)
  • [2008-04-01 4:24]

Hi Jerzy,
Great sunshine coming from his smile in a wonderful end of sunny day mood.
Those are the pictures you remember when you come back to your gray daily life reality.
Cheers
Marc

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  • ninaL Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1766 W: 222 N: 1845] (15305)
  • [2008-04-01 7:33]

Jurek, to jescze ja, ta wiedzma, co to krytykuje teraz na lewo i na prawo :oO.

Nic nie mowic ?

Niektorym nic, nieraz nic, ale typom jak Ty, to ja musze...chociazby od czasu do czasu, i nawet, gdy ma to byc dwa razy dziennie ;)))))))).

Slabiutkie to zdjecie jest...
Powiesz mi, ze tutaj jest byc moze cos "bardziej charakterystycznego" w tej postaci, niz w poprzedniej...A moze i jest, ale ja nic nie widze ! Sytuacja zupelnie nie wykorzystana.

Kadr niedbaly, jak poza faceta...Nie wiadomo o czym...Oczy przymruzone pod wplywem slonca...plaski obraz pomimo swietnego swiatla...Nie ma tu glebi, wiec nie ma wymiaru...

Co chciales tu pokazac, Jurek, facia pod murem ? No bo ze artysta, to i moze, ale ja nie widze...A jakby tak zrobic glebie na te "reke" kadrujac z bardzo niskiego POV-u ? A jakby zrobic go w czasie samej pracy ? A od muru mu kazac sie odsunac, i z rozwalonymi na ziemie nogami na pierwszym planie go zrobic ?

A to taki sobie snapsik turystyczny, ktorego bym nawet babci nie pokazala po powrocie z podrozy.

Pamietasz, jak kiedys pogroziles mi palcem, mowiac "Grazyna, Grazyna, ty sie popraw" ? ;)

No to teraz ja to samo. Jurek, Jurek, popraw sie !!!

Moze za duzo slonca ?
Wsiadaj w auto, jedz na Podlasie, napij sie polewki, przywiez nam cos...

Pozdrawiam, Wiedzmowata Grazyna.

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  • Booz Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 452 W: 14 N: 107] (9458)
  • [2008-04-01 11:34]

ech - wypatrywaczu :) - mam nadzieję, że to nie Twoja dłoń ;))
Super
Pozdrawiam,
TW

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  • xuaxo Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2503 W: 163 N: 2311] (3967)
  • [2008-04-01 12:53]

Hello Jerzy,
A great moment with the artist and his work.
A great photo with that wonderful light that you capture so well.
Regards,
F

Hello Jerzy,

Joli portrait avec cette belle lumičre d'Afrique. Souriant, le sculpteur.
Bonne journée
Marie

As cute and as 'willing' is that fella in there - you missed your chance Jerzy, to kick us in the teeth...
If you got a guy like him.. USE HIM!!!
Mercilessly...
He is an artist (?) - he thinks he is an artist... Good... Vey good...USE HIM !!
They like to be exposed to the world ...
To pose... To give the interviews... To smile to the camera... USE HIM!!!

Oh, well... There is always the next time, right ?

Damn... I miss the old J.B.
The J.B. who kmnew what to do with the people...

(:-))))))

j.

I believe, Jerzy, that the upper shot in WS 1 and the lower shot in WS 2 are much better than the OV, in terms of the pose/expression and the fact that you caught the whole guy there + a wider view of the place... nice "project" overall... rgds, Daniel

Allways buy directly to the artists, that's what I allways try to do. This is a nice one, but the best is the complete series of 4 seen in the comparison mode.
ric

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  • ben4321 Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1896 W: 133 N: 2058] (9442)
  • [2008-04-04 8:11]

Beats me why you chose this one Jerzy - I think all four of the shots in the WS are much better (my favourites are the top one in WS 1 and the bottom one in WS 2).
In the WS 1 shot, your framing is much better - no chopped leg and no crazy tilt (like the relaxed expression on his face too), and in the WS 2 shot I really like the movement that you captured as he works away on the sculpture. The PP of the WS shots is also a lot better.
I think all the shots would have benefited from being taken at a wider aperture though - not sure f/9 was the best choice here.

Cheers,
Ben

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