There was no way I could get what they were shooting in the photo, which was a gay/lesbian marriage ceremony/protest. I agree the processing sucks. These are a couple more photos from that same day:
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sometimes it's best not to show what everyone is looking at. it creates interest and mystery. i guarantee alot of people were wondering what these people were taking pictures of. I know i did...good job... ; )
I re-read what I wrote, and I don't see anything rude there. :) You are free to boo me any time, though. :)
To yanko - I still stand by my comment, to me this shot is really boring, something I've seen many times before, and without a twist. But that's just MHO. I like one of your outtakes a bit more, though, it offers an unusual perspective:
What can be more cliche than photographing photographers? What interesting have you done here? You could have at least included the subject of their interest.
Perhaps I didn't shoot this all that well and certainly not as well as you would have liked. However I don't recall seeing another photo like this in the challenge so maybe it's not as cliche as you thought? FWIW, I did try to be different, a lot that got me.
LOL! Good choice for the challenge. I like all the different "shooters" and their stances and poses. And it makes me wonder what the heck they're shooting!
What can be more cliche than photographing photographers? What interesting have you done here? You could have at least included the subject of their interest.
Whats everybody looking at?!? Really like your idea here, the clarity and sharpness on the other photographers is right on. Very nice composition and a great idea. Nice work.