Plus ca change
NeilL
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Dar es Salaam
"Snow. Ice. Slow!" "Half-winter. Half-moon. Half-asleep!"
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Thanks for sharing it.
Dogdots/Mary
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And thank you for looking and commenting. I'm happy it was worthwhile. Your nick intrigues me. Is there a story?
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Yes, there is a story, but it's not very interesting and really doesn't make any sense---just like me sometimes
Dogdots/Mary
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Well... sometimes sense isn't to be made! Do you know flyspots, by any chance? Or cowpats?
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Nope don't know those.
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Oh! Hope I didn't put my foot in it!
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Nope you couldn't put your foot in it Although that is what people usually think.
You could put your foot on it or thru it if I actually did what I was going to do.
Sounds like a riddle now
Dogdots/Mary
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Mmmm... not so BASIC, eh?
The dog munchies tin?
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Your a photographer so you should be able to figure it out.
Just think alittle it will come to you.
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By the time I AM a photographer, yes, I will have had PLENTY of time to figure that and a lot of other things out
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Let me know when you do Have a good day.
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You mean snaps of furry four-footed snappers, as in the pixels that comprise images of canines?
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You got it
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Not going there
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Nice capture..Keep it up!
Damn! How 'bout that now!
And when you get tired of being Dogdots, since you seem averse for some strange reason to Bham's suggestion of Dixels, you could become Woofels or even Waggels...?
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Hi Arvan. Nice to get your C/C!
Yes, the photograph is certainly bad. It was, as you rightly describe it, a casual snap. But it should have been, and would be now, less casual. I salvaged it from some snaps I took in Tanzania in 2006 when I was young and innocent and didn't know what I was doing!
I would of course have liked it with lower luminance in the highlights (the blazing African sun was setting very low and there were deepening shadows), and more intense colors, and a little movement blur in the turning vehicles. And I could have got all that with more forethought, more skill and better equipment.
I like it for the interplay of pictorial elements - the correspondence in posture between the struggling figure of the historical statue and the barrow-pushing live figure, and the oppositional movement of the privileged traffic - and the narrative - that even after armed struggle and modernisation the poor are still there as before.
It's a harsh theme, and as you say, the photograph needs a certain harshness. I especially love the direct look of the man's face caught in the light.
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"when I was young and innocent and didn't know what I was doing!"
Love that line hehe.