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Girl & BoyFrom the Watson's Bay Meet, these are two people on the boats we took...
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i can see the concept of showing the back of heads looking out
it has an impersonal feel but strangely plays on the relationship between photographer and subject honestly though i think the technical execution of some are a bit off, but perhaps thats just due to hurridness dor a candid shot
Leigh
#3 is the best of these. Nice tones and well suited to the treatment. #1 is next best (prefer the colour to the B & W), but looks artistically soft ![]() Peter
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Actually, I've purposely softened it.
I preferred the look of a memory with some level of softening to how it was originally which was sharp. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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