Street Club Winter School Week 3 Assignment

Thank you Eric, it’s my pleasure!!!

The look on her face, who or what is she running from? Perhaps it’s a conspiracy? Nice shot!

The look on her face IS wonderful. I like the darkness around her- everything but the subject could be in Black and white, so her blue outfit and beautiful skin tone really stand out. You’ve captured movement through a bit of blur and the angle of the shot. I think, though, that along with her expression, the think I like most about this shot is the way the light is hitting her skin: that glow and shine highlight her exertion and really bring life to your subject. Well done! 

Yannsong, I really like what you’ve captured. Her expression combined with the movement and color and just enough light, almost make it look like both feet are floating, and gives it a mysterious quality, making the viewer question what shes running from. Well done!

Good native energetic shoot! One think I can advice here is to try do the same shoot with flash. It might help to emphasize the runner more.

I think that if you would just waited a little more before you take the photo so she gets closer, It would’ve look better, and as Andriyka says you could’ve use your flash to also freeze the motion.

This is one of the best photographs I’ve seen in a while on the site. It makes me think so much, my imagination is running wild man… Is the kid being lured into something bad? He’s walking looking at the big bad wolf and around the corner there’s graffiti that simply says “TOYS” and an arrow pointed down… damn. Love this man… 

I also love this one, Luis. I agree with M Wilde about the fairy tale mural and the toys graffiti- they are wonderful! The colours are all warm light, and then you have the kid with his dark hair and in his black jacket- wonderful contrast. Great job! 

Good shot M. Wild…lots of meanings…I agree with Geoff: light but still vivid colors and  the great contrast of the figure of the boy…most important to me that adds drama to the shot: the look of the boy towards the grafitti which makes wonder what is he thinking…congrats…

Great shot, Luis Alvarez Marra! Really love it, the color and light are spot on. The boys legs are in a V shape , he looks completely enticed by the graphitti, making the viewer feel like he may be drwn into doing something he shouldnt, Just great!!

Excellent street photo! I like soft colors and balanced photo light! 

Geoff,  I really like the complex layering to the right of the frame. I like how on eye of the woman is obscured and it looks like her head is just floating. I also like how the right side of the frame has a lot going on and the left side is very simple, making it almost look like 2 images, well done.

Nice photo. I would have liked to see his face to make it look even better… But I like it.

Hi Amozeto. I like the solution you came up with to create a polyptych. I like all four photographs, but the quality of the bottom one surpasses the others, in my opinion- I really like it. I like the variety of expressions in the three portraits. But when I look at these pictures, I am yearning for something that ties the people to this special location. I would almost never encourage someone to pull back from a shot, but perhaps common element in the background could give the portraits more connection to the cafe and too each other. On the other hand, that might make the overall picture too cluttered. I’m not sure. I can tell you really love this place. Have you ever thought about doing a small series on it and it’s patrons?

Also, kudos to you for spending an hour in the same place. I must admit my patience ran out after standing in the same spot for about 20 minutes on a cold blustery day. 

Amozetto,  I really like what you’ve created here. in a way , it reminds me of Jose luis Palma. I like the different expressions, I also like that the way the men are on top and the architechture is below, human over the man made, really creative. I also like Geoff’s suggestion of tying them together, maybe even play with multiple exposure? could have a really cool effect.

Great suggestions you’ve given, friends…thanks a lot…but I’ve found myself with little inspiration to photograph that hour in that morning…sometimes things don’t go well the way you thought…but thanks again for trying to read these pictures…

Interesting idea…

M. Wilde, I think this is a great capture. I love that you got this  tender moment between this young couple in the middle of all the architecture. Well done!

Great moment capturing! I like emotions behind this photo! As an improvement it might be better black and white balance. Meaning, less black at the left-bottom part of the shoot and more dark clouds at the upper-right part.

Very nice shot, a bit overexposed but a good photo.

M Wilde, the “decisive instant”, in a frame of dreams: Superb diagonals and tremendous composition … IMO the best of the week, congratulations

M Wilde, usted a logrado fotografiar el “instante decisivo”, en un marco de sueños: estupendas diagonales y tremenda composición….de las mejores de la semana

I like these… 1st one, I like the sullen expression and that hes walking away from the crowd, you can really feel his emotion here. 2nd, I love the bright yellows and refelction of street lights, even though the weather may be dreary, the yellows somehow give a bit of cheer!

I really like the first one, the second one if you take off all the colors it doesn’t say anything to me.
I hope Im not being too critic about it I just comment from my point of view, I am just a beginner in this.

8:30 pm, but too much sun, among other defects …..

20:30 hr, pero aún demasiado sol, entre otros defectos…..