Challenge:Something New (Classic Editing) Camera:Olympus C-2100UZ Location: San Francisco, CA Date: Aug 8, 2002 Aperture: f5.6 ISO: 100 Shutter: 1/650 Date Uploaded: Aug 11, 2002
I have no idea how you managed to get this picutre, but it is great. I guess I didn't know it was that red. the lighting is great, no disturbing shadows or bright spots. Great angle. Definately something new. Funny how they don't make him wear a mask or anything to protect him from paint fumes. Anyway great shot and good luck with the challenge.
Kind of a cool picture, but the title's TOO long. There must be some way to get the same point across without the wordiness. The shadow on the painter's face bothers me, but I like the composition and balance of the photo. Creative photo.
This is a great shot. Nice subject choice for this challenge. How did you get so close? Do you have a great telephoto lense or really good connections?
I think that I'd need image stabilization to take this shot. Nice photo. Focus looks good, lighting is good. A new paint job certainly fits the catagory. 7
I like this picture. Wished you would have changed the angle in order to loose the tourists in the background but without losing the view of Tiberon. The painter himself is smiling in a contrived way which is somewhat unfortunate.He knew too well a picture was being taken of him.Also find the title too long for my taste. 7 Journey
Nice pic. An angle that would have provided the comparison of the Bridge with Guy Who Paints it, conveying the incredibly large task at hand could have been very impacting. Perhaps you did shoot a wider angle?
Nice shot, wish his face wasn't in shade but I am thinking he probably wouldnt take kindly to being asked to move it obligingly when doing such a big job!!! 6, Kavey
I don't think this photo is quite perfect technically, but it is a very, VERY good shot, and I am giving it a '10' for creativity. As expected, there are lots of submissions of babies, puppies, new crayons, new flowers, etc., which are good but, again, predictable and a bit (sorry) boring. This photographer obviously went out of his way to REALLY do something 'new' for 'something new'!