Robert Watcher
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Movement on the Streets of Nicaragua
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Movement on the Streets
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Asher Kelman
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Movement on the Streets of Nicaragua
these three work well together, Robert, going in the same direction and each with some purpose. Nothing casual here at all!
The last one seems much more dimensional could be the lighting. Are you doing any curves on these?
Asher
Robert Watcher
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All of my images are post processed - which obviously includes curves and any number of the other tools I have available to me. All 3 images are taken in different parts of the city as I am walking home - so lighting direction and quality is going to be different in each.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Robert, I really like this update!
Ranking of elements in photographs is important in my view. Michael A. Smith, a recognized opinion on the successful photograph, insists that he never does any changes once the film is processed. It is what it is! I demur, finding that many photographs, (especially with subject matter requiring attachment of human sentiments or thoughts of intention or volition), do indeed benefit from adding or subtracting importance. The first image, with the woman on the tricycle cart so clearly top of the pack, you have done well too!
Asher