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Very cool, perhaps a slightly faster shutter speed would work, you're(?) a bit too blurry for my tastes (personal preference) I do like the blur, I think 1 increment faster would help though.
Brilliant Seb. The barely visible walkers are very subtle and clever. It's also somewhat beautiful to look at also because the pastely colours work so well together.
Tom
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Seb, nice work. As Tom said, the colors are very pleasing to look at. the idea of the blurred person walking by is interesting. Also, glad to see you have framed and hung Mr Hip Hop. Great creativity coming out of you. . . .
Mr Yuck: I might try similar shots with a faster shutter speed later. Thanks for your suggestion.
Jim: Thanks!
Tom: I was somewhat surprised by the way the colors came out. Post-processing was kept very simple and no color edition was performed but somehow, the colors wasn't exactly like that for real. Thanks.
Greg: Actually, that's Mr. "make it funky" but I am glad that you noticed that element. I liked the idea of a picture inside a picture...
Well done Seb, I like everything about it. The lighting is good, great exposure and brilliant idea. I also like Mr. Hip Hop on the wall...
Greg
+1 I dont know how I missed that
Another suggestion, print out this and frame it, then put it on the wall where mr hip hop is, for one frame, and leave mr hip hop for another, and for another, replace hip hop with that other series. (though that involves considerably more work...just a thought)
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