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| From Melbourne |
This scene was very much in the air when these girls came with their point and shoot flash.
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| From Melbourne |
The Beemer in the alley was mysterious as well.
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| From Melbourne |
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Friday, 12 September 2008
Empatico
More important than sheer Image Quality of a photo is the photographer's Empatico - with the subject. Explains why there are so many vignettes floating around, or water colour style renditions of ordinary scenes that lift them above the ordinary. I tried a personalised treatment of the grafitti scene below - it was Photoscaped with a dose of Velvia-like colouration.
This scene was very much in the air when these girls came with their point and shoot flash.
The Beemer in the alley was mysterious as well.
This scene was very much in the air when these girls came with their point and shoot flash.
The Beemer in the alley was mysterious as well.
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