Challenge:Opposites (Basic Editing I) Collection:Misc Travel Camera:Nikon D100 Location: Times Square, New York City Date: May 9, 2004 Aperture: 5.6 ISO: 200 Shutter: 1/200 Date Uploaded: May 11, 2004
A wonderful find and great take on the challenge. I love the saturation of colors - the reds and blues are just wonderful. I might crop it to take the woman out - just have dad with the stroller and child in contrast to the naked cowboy (two different directions a man can take with his life).
Which ones are which? Being a parent I could qualify for the Crazy people side ;)
Interesting take on the challenge but except for the cute butt on the cowboy not a lot here to hold my attention. Lots bo distractions all over the shot, maybe if you could get a friend to pose for you as the naked cowboy and another to represent the normal person?
My favourite, really great - and perfect concept - not sure how well this will do as most ribbon wins are a little stereotypical, but a full 10 from me
Fascinating, to say the least. Well exposed (photographically), well composed. minimal motion blur. I'm think perhaps we should all be insulted, but it's hard to say. 8
Which person is the insane person? The Naked Cowboy or the dolt pushing his child into a NYC traffic lane before he enters it himself? I don't think this image captures the "opposite" concept.
OMG! That is just incredible! Would have been the blue for sure in Serendipity. As it is, it fits wonderfully simply because of your title. Love it! This wasn't in Texas, now, was it? I don't want to give us a bad rap, you know? :o)
This has made me laugh like no other photo here!!! The way no one seems to bat an eyelid is most revealing. It is a shame the guy on the left with the book could not be revealed from the photo.
There is too much going on. The naked cowboy does draw interest, and I like how the little boy's head is turned away. Probably his parents told him not to look! LOL