Transactional Analysis

StreetShooter · 20th June 2004

Inspired by Denis Darzacq's Ensembles

GDSNP · 21st June 2004

hmmm.. looks like a private detective's shot.. so are u one?

sequitur · 21st June 2004

SS, does not work for me. would be better if this is in a series of similar shots, like 5 shots taken from the same location with different people.

or sometimes two shots is enough. day and night. three shots ? day afternoon and night ? okay i'm being crappy :P

ewhale · 21st June 2004

I think the contrast is a bit too high. But this image sets me thinking. I'm wondering if they are euro cup gamblers.

Thanks for sharing this interesting image.

StreetShooter · 22nd June 2004

A bit too zoomed in for my own liking but I had to crop out the surroundings which were very distracting (bushes and rocks and stuff).

Did not occur to me it might be about Euro 2004, I was interested in catching the moment of transaction.

Yeah a series might be better, but it was a passing shot. Maybe one day when I have more time to hang out on a balcony....

zaren · 22nd June 2004

thanks for sharing the denis darzacq link, SS...

shooting in that style is really quite a challenge in singapore due to the amount of clutter on our streets. it's also hard to capture emotions through gestures alone, since the faces are all obscured by the top-down view. great timing of the shot though, as the detail of the transaction is clearly seen and frozen.

jbma · 22nd June 2004

I like it. It give me a sense that some mysterious dealing is going on there.

Vynara · 24th June 2004

haha agree... eeeks... you got me looking upwards every now and then.... just never known when a camera's on you!

20th June 2004	#1
StreetShooter Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Katong Posts: 4,702	Transactional Analysis Inspired by Denis Darzacq's Ensembles

21st June 2004	#2
GDSNP Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Australia Posts: 484	hmmm.. looks like a private detective's shot.. so are u one? __________________ When I do right, no one remembers. When I do wrong, no one ever forgets.

21st June 2004	#3
sequitur Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 2,827	SS, does not work for me. would be better if this is in a series of similar shots, like 5 shots taken from the same location with different people. or sometimes two shots is enough. day and night. three shots ? day afternoon and night ? okay i'm being crappy :P __________________ my flickr.

22nd June 2004	#6
zaren Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 7,698	thanks for sharing the denis darzacq link, SS... shooting in that style is really quite a challenge in singapore due to the amount of clutter on our streets. it's also hard to capture emotions through gestures alone, since the faces are all obscured by the top-down view. great timing of the shot though, as the detail of the transaction is clearly seen and frozen. Last edited by zaren; 22nd June 2004 at 09:58 AM.

21st June 2004	#4
ewhale Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 58	I think the contrast is a bit too high. But this image sets me thinking. I'm wondering if they are euro cup gamblers. Thanks for sharing this interesting image.

22nd June 2004	#7
jbma Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Tampines Posts: 3,315	I like it. It give me a sense that some mysterious dealing is going on there.

24th June 2004	#8
Vynara Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Singapore, Holland Village Posts: 87	haha agree... eeeks... you got me looking upwards every now and then.... just never known when a camera's on you!