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Titles are overrated. I think it's a potentially interesting photo of a dude leaning on a rail. Just some visual chaos that makes it not work for me.
I think if you cropped it down to a portrait shot you would remove all the things that pull your eye away from the key feature in the image which is the stunning detail and texture you captured on your subject. You would also loose any hint of the environment but your picture would be more successful.
I can't say for sure that is what amolitor meant but that is my take on it.
I dunno I like this better for texture alone. It does however bring out some curious point on his hat.
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shot of some guys side / back? No interest for the viewer.... meaningless, no matter what title you give it!
My friend, there is no way you can speak on behalf of every possible "viewer." Some people, like me, may find this very thought provoking. To me, Picasso's art holds no interest to me, but that certainly is just an opinion, like yours! And the title was not meant to be creative... it's literally what he was doing, and it was at a joust. Just describing the scene. But thanks for your input!
shot of some guys side / back? No interest for the viewer.... meaningless, no matter what title you give it!
My friend, there is no way you can speak on behalf of every possible "viewer." Some people, like me, may find this very thought provoking. To me, Picasso's art holds no interest to me, but that certainly is just an opinion, like yours! And the title was not meant to be creative... it's literally what he was doing, and it was at a joust. Just describing the scene. But thanks for your input!
How many times can I like Charlie's comments in one thread?
No he certainly cannot speak for every possible viewer, but he most certainly can speak for what generally does and does not work in photography.
Seriously. All of Charlies' comments are spot on, and all of OP's comments are what I would categorize as "excuses to muddy the water when shoddy work has been displayed".
Yes, I know that's a bit harsh, but let's cut to the bone here... the photo is meh at best. There's not NOTHING there, but there's very little. Without your title and little write-up there is even less... and what title and write-up you have given, is mostly confusing, because nothing about the shot shows anything of what you're talking about.
My friend, there is no way you can speak on behalf of every possible "viewer." Some people, like me, may find this very thought provoking. To me, Picasso's art holds no interest to me, but that certainly is just an opinion, like yours! And the title was not meant to be creative... it's literally what he was doing, and it was at a joust. Just describing the scene. But thanks for your input!
How many times can I like Charlie's comments in one thread?
No he certainly cannot speak for every possible viewer, but he most certainly can speak for what generally does and does not work in photography.
Seriously. All of Charlies' comments are spot on, and all of OP's comments are what I would categorize as "excuses to muddy the water when shoddy work has been displayed".
Yes, I know that's a bit harsh, but let's cut to the bone here... the photo is meh at best. There's not NOTHING there, but there's very little. Without your title and little write-up there is even less... and what title and write-up you have given, is mostly confusing, because nothing about the shot shows anything of what you're talking about.
Excuses, excuses I like this shot. And even if you're right, oh well. I did not ask for C&C, and this is not the beginner's forum. I'm just posting my work here as I see it.
My friend, there is no way you can speak on behalf of every possible "viewer." Some people, like me, may find this very thought provoking. To me, Picasso's art holds no interest to me, but that certainly is just an opinion, like yours! And the title was not meant to be creative... it's literally what he was doing, and it was at a joust. Just describing the scene. But thanks for your input!
How many times can I like Charlie's comments in one thread?
No he certainly cannot speak for every possible viewer, but he most certainly can speak for what generally does and does not work in photography.
Seriously. All of Charlies' comments are spot on, and all of OP's comments are what I would categorize as "excuses to muddy the water when shoddy work has been displayed".
Yes, I know that's a bit harsh, but let's cut to the bone here... the photo is meh at best. There's not NOTHING there, but there's very little. Without your title and little write-up there is even less... and what title and write-up you have given, is mostly confusing, because nothing about the shot shows anything of what you're talking about.
Excuses, excuses I like this shot. And even if you're right, oh well. I did not ask for C&C, and this is not the beginner's forum. I'm just posting my work here as I see it.
DGMPhotography said:Excuses, excuses I like this shot. And even if you're right, oh well. I did not ask for C&C, and this is not the beginner's forum. I'm just posting my work here as I see it.
DGMPhotography said:Thanks photographiend! I appreciate the support. As for everyone else, ha, that was a joke xD I know C&C is pretty much expected. It's just everyone is saying pretty much the same thing, not offering much, unlike photographiend who has posted edits of what he thinks could be done, and it's not really helping. The first comment, sure, but after that, the same basic criticism gets annoying IMO ;P