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Crap! I saved over the original file, I hope they don't take away this ribbon. I never expected this shot to do so well....
Lesson here: Don't second guess yourself. You are talented. At some point you hit "enter" because you thought, "I completed it." That fact alone meant it was special.
You didn't know you made a classic image in a style reminescent of the great Life magazine photographers? You did. Now ... go ... do it again.
What was the reson for Disqualification. Other then that he did not prvide the original. :S
All the top 5 photos must provide an original. In this case the photographer admitted to not having an original so there was no choice but to disqualify the photo unfortunately.
Terrific "action" shot... You got the guy in mid-flex, with a great look of effort on his face. How cool would this shot be with nothing but sky in the background!? :) Obviously, nothing to do abut that; nice shot!
If it weren't for the new building in the back this would be a real old fashion type of image. The pose is right and everything that has to do with the foreground of the picture, the background I don't like.
Fortunately the title is the only thing wrong with this photograph and that can be easily fixed. This is an outstanding slice of construction work frozen in time. The results of this man's labor is implied by the finished building in the BG. The casual backward hat and extreme body posture, as well as the careworn face all add up to a scene any professional photographer would love to display in an exhibition. My Blue pick for the week and will add to my favorites. Congratulations.
i love it. the leaning man is emphasized (for lack of the right word) by the opposing slant of the windows in background. Well balanced shot. I can feel the gravity and height.
Wonderful action oriented shot. I love that we seemed to be perched high up with him. The look on his face is intent and wonderful, you captured the perfect moment. Man and machine. The black and white was a great choice.
ANother great B&W shot. This reminds me a little of those classic images on the men working on the Empire State Building. You really captured this guy's hard work.
I like this shot. Composed nicely and an interesting capture. The man at an angle, the rebar, and the building in the background makes for nice lines and forms. Nice job.
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