So if I do the math, individually the three shots are worth about two points each. That would be about right. My original title was "Three Pictures I Shouldn't Have Taken Last Week." I have DVD's filled with the likes of this -- really bad street shots. And what's funny is that this was little more than a hasty, eleventh hour attempt to enter something. I had fussed around all week trying to put together a good Harris shutter image, and Thursday night, I had nothing I was happy with. Frustrated, I went through last week's shots, picked a handful (more or less at random), and stacked them up, adjusting transparency. What I had was a little too busy, so I removed an image with geese (and, damn, was that painful!). And I ended up with this silly thing. No cropping, no moving around of images -- all of these fortuitous juxtapositions came right out of the box, one on top of the other.
I really thought I had the brown in the bag. The score and feedback was an unexpected surprise. Thanks to all...
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I like the irony of the shirtless guy walking past the "T-Shirts $3.00" sign. I also see some interesting textures blending with people's arms/shoulders/skin in at least 3 nifty ways.
Combinations of forgotten presentations. Each alone and not much use, but together creating a new life, like the flow of a river in the spring. Free to move only downward, as gravity takes hold, and moves us forward, always forward.
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