No, this was just a one-off kind of shot with my cellphone. And I'm not really sure why I like it, or why it keeps growing on me. I could say it's the color - the door, the scarf, the complimentary blue/red - or the shadow - which is hers, not his or that it looks like a polaroid, a family album kind of shot, with something more, a bit of alienation to it. But I don't know. It just has something of an undefinable authenticity to it perhaps. A real moment with no decisive moment. Like Seinfield, it's a photo about nothing, except it isn't. I just like it.
No, this was just a one-off kind of shot with my cellphone. And I'm not really sure why I like it, or why it keeps growing on me. I could say it's the color - the door, the scarf, the complimentary blue/red - or the shadow - which is hers, not his or that it looks like a polaroid, a family album kind of shot, with something more, a bit of alienation to it. But I don't know. It just has something of an undefinable authenticity to it perhaps. A real moment with no decisive moment. Like Seinfield, it's a photo about nothing, except it isn't. I just like it.
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You like the photographer. That's it! D
Neil
http://www.behance.net/brosepix
lol
it's the colors and the smoker..you are right..it's a shot about nothing but I kinda like it.
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