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PhotoJoe · Mar 18, 2004

graigdavis · Mar 18, 2004

I love the first one!! Second one would look nice in B&W as well.

Nytmair · Mar 18, 2004

i agree, the first one seems like you went back in time to take that!

karissa · Mar 18, 2004

Woah.. is that Einstein? I love that first picture!

terri · Mar 18, 2004

PhotoJoe: you have an absolute winner with that first image there....it would be a sweet image all alone, but something about the title you gave it really makes it poignant... very well done! And B&W is always fabulous, generally speaking.

craig · Mar 18, 2004

The first frame is strong! The lighting seems etheral to me. The subject has a great expression and I love how he is pointing to his hat.

vonnagy · Mar 18, 2004

fantabulous shots! those definately get the 'chur bro' award from me

Can't say i would change a thing about any of those shots... ok one thing post bigger shots here!

wow. i love those! whats your set up Joe? Camera, settings, tripod etc?

Harpper · Mar 18, 2004

I would have to agree with everyone on the first one. It really captures the moment and has a timely feel to it. Good work!

premeddo · Mar 18, 2004

vonnagy said:
fantabulous shots! those definately get the 'chur bro' award from me Can't say i would change a thing about any of those shots... ok one thing post bigger shots here!

wow. i love those! whats your set up Joe? Camera, settings, tripod etc?

I also love the first picture...the second one would look great in b&w....by the way I love b&w pictures!

Vonnagy....thats not him point at his hat...he's holding a cane and has his index finger on the cane appearing it to look as if he is pointing...the cane is dark making it disappear with his coat. but looks great anyway...i think!

PhotoJoe · Mar 18, 2004

Wow! Thanks for the very positive response to the work. Someone asked what my set up is. This was nearly 7 years ago, so it is a stretch to try and remember what speeds of Kodak I was using, but I can say for sure that I was using my 35mm EOS Élan IIE. Hand held, just strolling through the cemetery. The second shot was actually the first one I took on the end of my color roll. Then I changed the load to black and white and went in for a closer look.

malachite · Mar 19, 2004

I like the expression on the guy's face in the first one. Then I looked at the second one and noticed the watering can was gone. Now I'm looking at the first one thinking to myself that this guy is looking at you saying to himself "Just smile and the wacko with the camera and the water can will go away and hopefully take his bucket with him."

They're both good pics though I like em both in B&W.