Father & Son

What do you guys think?

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Regards,

Ctn

Very interesting composition. There is a strange compression to the figures though.

Hi Don,

In the bottom left of the screen you should choose the 'wide' setting instead of the default 'fixed'.
This will show you the normal picture and not the compressed one.
If that doesnt solve it for you just click the image and it will open in flickr.

Regards

I think the picture is already edited I would say this is really nice idea. Sorry for ignorance, can you please share me any idea if what you gonna use for editing this picture so that, I can apply it in my own process.

Thank you very much for sharing =)

Very artful. The negative space is powerful and the pattern of the cement blocks on the wall also. I think showing the curve in the upper right was a very smart thing to do. The straight white line at the bottom throws me a bit, probably because seeing a straight line when everything else is curved is unusual, but it adds diversity. Very nice image.

G

Thanks. I didn't realize that.

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Originally Posted by GB1

Very artful. The negative space is powerful and the pattern of the cement blocks on the wall also. I think showing the curve in the upper right was a very smart thing to do. The straight white line at the bottom throws me a bit, probably because seeing a straight line when everything else is curved is unusual, but it adds diversity. Very nice image.

G

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Thanks for the positive feedback GB1. I feel that the straight line actually amplifies the curves in the rest of the image.

Thanks for the tip about flickr.
Great photo, nothing to add.

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Originally Posted by Luke Skywalker

Thanks for the tip about flickr.
Great photo, nothing to add.

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There's always something to be critiqued - always something that can be analyzed and improved. Plus, when you make the effort to analyze a photo, you'll improve your own photography. So come on - give it a shot. What could Ctn have done to make this a better photo? Or, what could he do in the future to make his street photos better?

Great job. I like the photo very much. And the idea is very good.