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D_C_NC · October 3, 2011

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bfjr · October 3, 2011

I get your idea but I think you needed a different perspective.

bdcolen · October 3, 2011

bfjr wrote: »

I get your idea but I think you needed a different perspective.

Not so sure Ben - I think this perspective really captures the story. And there is something very old fashioned about the look of these two images - not sure what it is.

bfjr · October 4, 2011

bdcolen wrote: »

Not so sure Ben - I think this perspective really captures the story. And there is something very old fashioned about the look of these two images - not sure what it is.

Maybe persperctive was the wrong choice of words, it just feels to tight to me.
I want more room for them to fall into. May not of been able to do that.

Richard · October 4, 2011

Maybe it looks old fashioned because it's a bunch of people at an amusement park, not playing video games on their cell phones.

. Unless you have a helicopter, I'm not sure you could get a different perspective other than looking up from below, though I agree that the crop is kind of tight.

D_C_NC · October 4, 2011

Richard wrote: »

Maybe it looks old fashioned because it's a bunch of people at an amusement park, not playing video games on their cell phones. . Unless you have a helicopter, I'm not sure you could get a different perspective other than looking up from below, though I agree that the crop is kind of tight.

I was on the solid ground looking up at the ride.Here is the uncropped version.We had a Street Fair locally and it was a bunch of Carney rides and games for entertainment.The camera is as well old and so am I relatively. :>) Thanks for the comments....
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bdcolen · October 4, 2011

Richard wrote: »

Maybe it looks old fashioned because it's a bunch of people at an amusement park, not playing video games on their cell phones. . Unless you have a helicopter, I'm not sure you could get a different perspective other than looking up from below, though I agree that the crop is kind of tight.

Interesting observation, Richard - I think it's partially that, and partially the fairly flat black and white. Put them together and I'm back in the 1950s.

Yaflyyadie · October 4, 2011

I love those legs floating at the left of the ride and the expression of the man in the front.
Action is there.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not so sure of B/W.
Y

D_C_NC · October 4, 2011

Yaflyyadie wrote: »

I love those legs floating at the left of the ride and the expression of the man in the front.
Action is there.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not so sure of B/W.
Y

Here are the originals.I need to learn how to work the RGB to BW better.
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