Title reference is in the image itself..
I chose it because it's so contrasting with the expression on the man's face.
This was a hard edit and I'm still not satisfied AT all...
I probably chose the wrong image but honestly I've looked at the previous candid challenges and I can't tell why one image is at a 5.9 and another at a 6.9.. I like both equally and see no quality differences what so ever.. I'm confused.. and if I want a ribbon I should have gone for a head shot,should have gone for a head shot,should have gone for a head shot.. nope, no head shot.. 5.2 here I come.. :p I didn't have time to roam around the streets to get a good shot so slim pickings from my batch.. *sigh*
I'm SUPER worried about the colours.. There are some images that have solid colours/shadows that don't change with a different monitor.. This image is turning out to be not one of those.. It's a chameleon, I tell you.. Gah!!
And there should be another gallery.. taken from a car..
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LOL! You're too funny. Love the commentary and SO glad someone else does the whole thought process of "what was I thinking?" on challenge entries. And this one turned out a lot better than you expected, I see. Congrats on the top ten!
Thx!
I actually call the comment box 'dear diary' for this very reason :)
LOL! You're too funny. Love the commentary and SO glad someone else does the whole thought process of "what was I thinking?" on challenge entries. And this one turned out a lot better than you expected, I see. Congrats on the top ten!
Sweet shot literally! Great capture of everyday life! Love the tones, comp and colours! Plus the look and posture on that man is perfect! Really tells a story! Very well done and a true candid! Thank you!
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