lonely

eadwine · 10th January 2003

and u know how it feels some times....

Bluestrike · 10th January 2003

Powerful..

But might be better if the couple behind is a bit more clearer...

eadwine · 10th January 2003

i dare not, wait either the guy or the couple *HUM TUM* me.

cillin · 10th January 2003

Not only lonely, sad too. That he is sitting on the road, waiting for something to happen.

Andy Ho · 10th January 2003

Hi eadwine,

In street, documentary, or journalistic photography, one must be brave (or at least try to be brave) and persevere in getting the best shot. Looking at what you have done, all it took from you was to close down the aperture a bit more and you got it. The couple would be sharp and that will convey the message that he is really lonely. Be brave... sometimes easier said than done, I still struggle to be brave even though I've been doing street photography for so many years but at least the difference is I try my best to be.

Nice shot anyway. Keep it up.

Andy Ho

StreetShooter · 10th January 2003

I think it works better the way it is. The dream of being half of a loving couple remains a nebulous dream.

MeNaCeWu · 12th January 2003

Totally impressed by this shot

denizenx · 12th January 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by StreetShooter
I think it works better the way it is. The dream of being half of a loving couple remains a nebulous dream.

dunno leh... I totally missed the bokeh'ed couple...

Scriabinesque · 22nd January 2003

It's very dangerous to give such captions to images. One has to remember that an image is a visual representation of the moment from that particular perspective, not the real moment itself, not the real thing. Remember, images are vulnerable.

urban · 22nd January 2003

Eadwine,

I always liked your fonts. What are they?

cheers

eadwine · 22nd January 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by urban
Eadwine,

I always liked your fonts. What are they?

cheers

they're some handwriting fonts i downloaded sometime back...forgot what but the name for it is "lindy" font.

10th January 2003	#1
eadwine Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: east side Posts: 1,954	lonely and u know how it feels some times.... __________________ www.eadwine.com www.plushphotography.com.sg

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eadwine Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: east side Posts: 1,954	i dare not, wait either the guy or the couple HUM TUM me. __________________ www.eadwine.com www.plushphotography.com.sg

22nd January 2003	#10
urban Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 209	i love this font Eadwine, I always liked your fonts. What are they? cheers

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Bluestrike Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: There lor~ Posts: 4,843	Powerful.. But might be better if the couple behind is a bit more clearer...

10th January 2003	#4
cillin Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Jurong West Posts: 419	Not only lonely, sad too. That he is sitting on the road, waiting for something to happen.

10th January 2003	#5
Andy Ho Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Punggol Posts: 388	Hi eadwine, In street, documentary, or journalistic photography, one must be brave (or at least try to be brave) and persevere in getting the best shot. Looking at what you have done, all it took from you was to close down the aperture a bit more and you got it. The couple would be sharp and that will convey the message that he is really lonely. Be brave... sometimes easier said than done, I still struggle to be brave even though I've been doing street photography for so many years but at least the difference is I try my best to be. Nice shot anyway. Keep it up. Andy Ho

10th January 2003	#6
StreetShooter Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Katong Posts: 4,702	I think it works better the way it is. The dream of being half of a loving couple remains a nebulous dream.

12th January 2003	#7
MeNaCeWu Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Clementi Posts: 361	Totally impressed by this shot

22nd January 2003	#9
Scriabinesque Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 105	It's very dangerous to give such captions to images. One has to remember that an image is a visual representation of the moment from that particular perspective, not the real moment itself, not the real thing. Remember, images are vulnerable.