Damn it's cold

4labs

I have a new apreciation for street photographers. I would see something worth shooting and freeze up or get or flustered with camera settings.. This one I kind of liked.

Andy

4labs wrote:

I have a new apreciation for street photographers. I would see something worth shooting and freeze up or get or flustered with camera settings.. This one I kind of liked.

labs, what do you like about it?

4labs

andy wrote:

labs, what do you like about it?

Maybe because I was there and knew how cold it was, I liked her expression and the way her hand was crunched up. I could tell she she was freezing. Say no more..lol There is really nothing to it the more I look at it..

That was also the day my wife and I got some good news so I think anything looked good to me.

Andy

4labs wrote:

Maybe because I was there and knew how cold it was, I liked her expression and the way her hand was crunched up. I could tell she she was freezing. Say no more..lol There is really nothing to it the more I look at it..

That was also the day my wife and I got some good news so I think anything looked good to me.

thanks for coming back. i wanted to know...

cheers

andy

4labs

andy wrote:

thanks for coming back. i wanted to know...

cheers

andy

Was that your subtle way of saying I was delusional?

Andy

4labs wrote:

Was that your subtle way of saying I was delusional?

as photographers, there are always photos that are meaningful to *us* more than an audience. this is one of them. compositionally, i'd like to see more of a scene. the car in the bg, the construction scaffolding, don't help here, nor do the fact that the two players are near the edge of the frame imo.

4labs

andy wrote:

as photographers, there are always photos that are meaningful to *us* more than an audience. this is one of them. compositionally, i'd like to see more of a scene. the car in the bg, the construction scaffolding, don't help here, nor do the fact that the two players are near the edge of the frame imo.

Thnxs for taking the time Andy. That was the day I realized that doing what you do is a gift. Taking pics from afar is just voyeurism.

lynnma

4labs wrote:

Thnxs for taking the time Andy. That was the day I realized that doing what you do is a gift. Taking pics from afar is just voyeurism.

thanks for sharing doggie.. we all learn from each others attempts and also Andy's critique was most helpful to many of us. (specially me )