Long Summer Part I & II by jaggos
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I'm mad for sitting behind my computer (beautiful weather outside), but I don't want to miss my chance of uploading for today, so here are "Long Summer" & "Long Summer Part II".
To be honest: I screwed up on part I. Picture is underexposed on the male figure. It was the only shot I could take before he noticed me. I know: Ask permission first, but then the picture would never have been the same. So Part I had some Photoshop-treatment to make the best out of it. As far as lightning is concerned Part II is better.
Why I post it?
I like people to look normal on a picture. Except from Tedz (sorry couldn't resist) I thing everybody does. But that's not as easy as it sounds, I think. Therefor I'm pleased with both pics because you can tell by the relaxed poses that the man knows what his faith for tomorrow and the day after and the day after etc., etc. .....is.
Thanks for viewing and your comments!
Eddy.
Comments (13)
Enmos
Very interesting observations and very good shots !!! Excellent work here !!!
vlaaitje
I agree with Enmos.....I like this one...
Ladyhawk
this is just beautifull!! both are stunning shots,thats the way I like to shot people,or get them when they'er being silly,lol @ Tedz ROFLMAO!!! oh thats a good one;0), (V)!!!! :0)
Legadia
Lovely shots & the presentation is beautiful :]
Pierre59
I agree with Enmos.....
addiek
Great moody shot!
blackaradia
Sometimes, you better don't ask for permission if you want the subject to be natural...Your shots are both beautiful
Michelle A.
Wonderful shots... I don't think the face is too badly lost in shadows... both very fine candid shots.... you could try a very small amount of dodging around the face in PS if it really bothers you.
ilutegija
narrative shots, from life itself. also think that better to not ask permission, to get most natural result, youve done excellent work!
logiloglu
excellent people photography. great pose and captures. !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
cynlee
good thing that post was there... he'd surely fall over... very nice shots!! :]
Akinom
Both shots are gorgeous worth to post them seperately! Maybe a bit of brightening his face in the top one? The second one is perfect as it is!
jimry
a fine capture...natural and wonderful photography