Men at Work

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Ok, then I will say that in order to have a strong Men at Work collection, you need to have pictures where these men are actually main subjects, where you can see them putting an effort or showing a skill etc. and try to make it interesting for a viewer, you need characters, not just some working nobodies. In my view it is not enough just to show men working, never mind some tiny sillhouettes somewhere far away. That is what I mean by the title not matching the image.

 

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Look in the People section at Men a Work: The fisherman and you'll see on the more up close and personal shots. There are more of this type than the towboat type but I felt I needed a better representation of those things we don't often see up close.

 

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Look in the People section at Men a Work: The fisherman and you'll see on the more up close and personal shots. There are more of this type than the towboat type but I felt I needed a better representation of those things we don't often see up close.

I will not argue with that , you are the boss here, but I always remember that a photographer presenting any series or project is being judged by the weakest image, not by the strongest. That would be a weak one in my book, for the reasons I mentioned above.