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Drenton — Too Blind To See
Published: 2007-12-09 07:29:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 1595; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 3
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This photo is copyrighted and may not be used in any way without permission.Street Performer. First attempt at true street photography, so it's rather bad. Well, I learned that you can still properly play the accordion with one hand, be more stealthy (I was using slow purposeful, clear movements), and be prepared. But I like how the feeling turned out (Yeah, the I don't like the subject pose too much, but other than that).
Shooting information:
Lens Aperture: f/3.5
Focal Length: 18mm
Shutter speed: 1/8 sec
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Comments: 28
this is now in groups favourites ( i made a collection just for this photo).
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Aww, you're the most intensest
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Interesting. Something feels like it draws me in, but I don't know what...
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This photo truly conveys humanity and its ever so apathetic nature. The shutter speed, to blur out the human, is perfect. the blur almost demonises the creature, into something fleshless - just a mere shadow, not even going to look at the musician. Such dark colours, with such contrasts, really reflect on how this earth is tainted. This seems like a visual example of the corruption of society. The musican is hiding their face, this shows shamefulness. However, I suppose the one that should be shameful is the person ignoring them, and you have suggested that they dont even deserve a face (or a body). The bricks almost looks like a cage, as the perception of the world, is one big fat ugly cage.
Well done, bleak. 
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I like that she is hiding her face ... it gives the impression that the blurred presence is about to attack, oh and I love the noise in the shot
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How did I not see this comment before?
Ah c'mere
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heh she didn't want her pic taken... have you been cursed out yet? lol, i hate when people try to curse me out... but keep up with street photography, its fun. yes its hard, and you'd be lucky to get one good shot out of a 100 but its fun candidly capturing people.
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I think I've been cursed at. There was this Russian street puppeteer (Who I also saw in Sweden, I think he was doing a northern Europe 2008 tour or something 
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lol yeah, thats one of the things that make you a 'true' street photographer
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i rike the feature. did you rike the feature?
street photography is nice.
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Wa ho! Thanks for the feature buddy! Means a lot to me.
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I like a lot the process you gave to this pic, the hard contrast looks very nice for this kind of pics...
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I actually really like this one.
It's very similar to my "Disregarding the Homeless"
All in all the emotion i get from this piece is a great start for your first attempt at street photography.
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Thanks, I never realised just how hard street stuff is, atleast on the first few go's, untill I shot this. But it is a thrilling type of photography, I must say.
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Lepavara, but yeah, Helsinki is nice. Hmm... Maybe if there is a statue performer, he won't be able to move and... HAHA! Non-blocked faces, her I come.
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