Small Business Photo

Photographer’s Note

I do not find any particular reasons why Warszawa should not have its own cabs, breaks, chaises. Surely you can rent one and spending relatively a fortune have a drive around the Old Town.
There are always several of those "on duty" waiting for naives or those in love. My observation is that their main job is "waiting". But it is always an economical dilema - what is more efficient and effective: quality or quantity, should we have more rides for less money or the reverse is better?
Not my problem, luckily.

The small boy on the picture holding reins was not the "driver", seemingly he was his son just enjoying fathers' business.

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KevRyan (22378) 2005-05-17 3:43

A nice 'experimental' composition for you Jerzy - I might be inclined to play a little with the crop - just ever so marginally at the bottom and perhaps more drastically at the top but just play as I really like the composition as it is - a really beautiful lead through to the lad in the background.

Booz (13854) 2005-05-17 3:46

small nie small grunt coby dawa³ szmal :) - bardzo fajnie to pokaza³e¶ ;)
Pozdrawiam
Tomek

Gregtom (7119) 2005-05-17 3:54

Witam, Jerzy!
Świetnie uchwycona inicjatywa gospodarcza. Wymowne i ciekawe!
pozdrawiam,
Grzegorz

ChrisJ (70203) 2005-05-17 4:50

Hi Jerzy

Good use of a narrow depth of field to isolate & emphasise detail. Superb sharpness & color. I like the splash of red on the right. Well done!

Zepi (22848) 2005-05-17 5:23

Hello Jerzy,
Bele prise de vue !
J'aime bien cet enfant flou en arrière plan et ce cheval hyper net au premier plan!
Très belle composition
Beau travail
Amicalement
Sébastien

gaby (19793) 2005-05-17 5:29

Hi Jerzy,
I like a lot your photo - The horse is really splendid and very sharp - Great POV and DOF -
Thanks
Gaby

jhm (82487) 2005-05-17 6:43

Hi Jerzy,
I like very a lot of animals, and certainly of horses, maybe a pity for it underside of the muzzle, nevertheless a very sharp and clear picture.
Well seen!
John.

Fixfocus (9377) 2005-05-17 12:31

Excellent compo with tight framing!
I like the perspective from the horse to the boy.
The half "cut off" horse doesn´t disturb me at all in this shot!
Well done,-yes and I like your note very much!

alexlie (5359) 2005-05-17 13:07

Witam!
Lubiê takie nietypowe kadry. Jako¶æ jak dla mnie jest dobra- piêkne kolory, ostro¶æ ustawiona tam gdzie trzeba. Mo¿e ja w tym miejscy kadrowa³ bym trochê inaczej, mianowicie tak aby widaæ by³o ca³y pysk konia. No ale ka¿dy mo¿e mieæ przecie¿ w³asn± wizjê zdjêcia ;)
Pozdrawiam.

alabama_pl (340) 2005-05-17 16:09

dobre zdjecie,ale uzyskuje pelnie realnego wyrazu razem z extra notka. pzdr, s.

nwoehnl (120) 2005-05-17 16:10

Creative framing you found here, Jerzy (even though I might like it better with the whole horse's head visible). A good staggered alignment of the elements towards the background, with the semi-shallow DOF supporting this type of composition well. Nice light and good crisp foreground details on the coat and hair of the horse. Well captured.

kdien (9259) 2005-05-17 16:17

Piêkne spojrzenie, przez pierwszy ostry do drugiego rozmytego plany. Dobry pomys³, ciekawie skojarzony z tytu³em. Ciekawe, co o tym wszystkim my¶li koñ? Pozdrawiam

keribar (42748) 2005-05-22 15:51

Hi Jerzy

A very unusual framing here:. I would not think of taking it from that angle. But the results shows that you had good resons. OK Izzet

Paker (2636) 2005-05-24 12:43