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Comments Made During the Challenge
04/12/2015 11:47:25 PMPost actions
There's something about this that I really like. The softness, the filled-frame, the artsy vintage look.
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04/12/2015 04:59:08 AMPost actions
Exudes social attitude plus not seen since the 1950's a chance moment that could become iconic.
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04/11/2015 08:22:16 PMPost actions
Lost in thought at the stop light - maybe; waiting for someone to join her - maybe; many possibilities for a story to unfold. Nice DOF.
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04/11/2015 05:39:25 PMPost actions
This shot could have gone many ways, but I'm glad it took this intriguing, admirable road. I like the shallow focus on her profile. Her expression is Mona Lisa-ish. Her draped arm subtly leads the viewer in. As much as the image is about her and her ruminations, it's also about the car culture. I feel like I'm sitting in the back seat in a scene in the movie "American Grafitti". It's a privilege.
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04/11/2015 02:50:52 PMPost actions
Two hands on the wheel, please!
Definitely her car, see the flipped down sunscreen to use the beauty mirror.
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04/10/2015 12:22:42 PMPost actions
I like the glasses. Something very 1960s about this shot.
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04/08/2015 08:50:45 PMPost actions
Looks as though she is being observed by those bokeh eyes
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04/08/2015 03:30:02 PMPost actions
Great Ubique tribute..the framing, blur and just enough enigma to keep it interesting!
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04/07/2015 11:03:31 PMPost actions
An interesting melancholy to this one. Very real. Great choice of depth of field/use of blur here.
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04/07/2015 02:55:58 PMPost actions
The spectacle lens grounds the image for me - an anchor around which the rest pivots. The steering wheels adds to the sense of 'turnability'.
I like how the photograph transcends the scene. It that sense, I think you have the measure of the challenge. Well done.
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04/06/2015 01:10:33 PMPost actions
Wildly matter-of-fact, no artifice. It is what it is, and what it is is real. The world's a better place for photographic doodles like this. How can the viewer not engage with it? I can't resist. Thank you.
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04/06/2015 10:00:22 AMPost actions
Something here that really grabs my attention, top ten for me.
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