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Furachan
(0) 2006-09-24 5:14
Hello Adam, I must say I am increasingly fon of centralized compos - this one does not disturb me at all. Most striking thing about this boy, is the look in his eyes. Quite extraordinary. Nice B/W work.
Cheers,
Francis
jinju
(14265) 2006-09-24 5:29
Witaj Adam,
centralnie skadrowane, coz moze to przeczy regulom ale nic z tego:) Masz tu dwoch fanow, i mam nadzieje ze bedzie ich wiecej. Nie ma to zdjecie tak ciezkiego klimatu jak poprzednie ale bycmoze to zdjecie lepiej sie sprzeda na TE. Ja zwykla konsekwencja z b/w, swietna technika przerobki na cz/b i te OCZY, fantastyczne, piekne oczy.
KevRyan
(22378) 2006-09-24 5:34
To me this image conforms to two classical compositional ideas - it is far from being a 'lost in the centre' composition. For me the image is a classical central triangular shape facilitated by all of the shapes within the posture of the boy, the tub and the surrounding lines. Secondly. it conforms to a rarer compositional device. that of the closely framed central circle - in this case the way the boys eyes break the bubble' is just magical....lovely work, tone and a delightfully observed moment!
best wishes Kev
woodyman
(222) 2006-09-24 5:48
Great use of wide angle (I think) and the light catching the boys face is good. I like the way he looks like he's really trying hard to look anywhere but into the camera
Cheers
Ian
Photo Information
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Copyright: Adam Rostkowski (adrost)
(2366) - Genre: People
- Medium: Black & White
- Date Taken: 2002-03-14
- Categories: Daily Life
- Camera: Minolta Dynax 7
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2006-09-24 4:50
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