Favorite Photos

kajspice (4542) [2010-03-13 5:13]
Hi Figen,

You are up there with the best on this site. This is a remarkable photograph. I do not feel that your post-processing does it justice, but this does not take anything away from the image for me.

kajspice (4542) [2010-03-13 4:58] [+]
Absolutely wonderful.. It is just perfect. Are these residential buildings? Ir are they offices? Would be very interesting to see this at different times of the day. I am also keen to see how good the detail is if you zoom into one of the windows..would you mind posting one to teh workshop for me please?

kajspice (4542) [2010-03-08 6:15]
Hi Figenya,

Thank you for your comment earlier. You have inspired me to write something back..

I just read your note that you are trying to make wider frames... I feel that this is an excellent attempt. The lines and angles work very well - they are all converging to the same point and it makes the image strong. You have some wide-angle distortion going on..but I think it adds to the effect of the lines. I would be very happy with this.

kajspice.

kajspice (4542) [2010-02-13 14:24] [+]
Hi Mark,

Lovely to see you post on here after so long... a lovely portrait - very sensitive. Cant help noticing how nice this is technically too. The focus seems to be just where it needs to be, without being too sharp. The overall details of hair, clothing and necklace is subtle, yet clear..

sohrab (7439) [2008-07-01 12:50]
aaaaaah what a beautiful photograph...
i love the perspective...
visiting trekearth after i don't know how many years.. and am feeling good to see such photographs here..
and no you're not the last person on earth shooting on film :)
take care
sohrab

kajspice (4542) [2008-05-14 14:07]
very difficult to get details when you have such extremes of dark and light - well done.

kajspice (4542) [2008-05-14 14:04]
Nice picture with beautiful textures - no need for the partial treatment.. I think it would have looked just great without it..

kajspice (4542) [2008-03-25 11:07] [+]
A good representation of the thought...

kajspice (4542) [2008-03-25 11:04] [+]
Hi Ghanshyam,

This picture speaks for itself.. A profound and telling situation. It is an issue, very close to my own heart.. It would be nice to see you nurture this ability to tell a story through your image.. Continue on this thread..

kajspice (4542) [2008-01-28 16:11]
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kajspice (4542) [2008-01-28 13:07] [+]
Hi Prisley,

Thank you very much for all of your thoughts on my work. I appreciate the time which you took to look at them.

Ok, I took a look through your photographs and from the words which you wrote to me, I can see that you are here to learn. Therefore, I will go ahead and tell you exactly what I feel whilst looking through your gallery.

This is the one which stood out the most. As Brenden noted, it is difficult to fully appreciate your vision around this image, as it is mostly someone else's work. What I think is quite nice is the potential story behind what you are showing. I must admit though, it falls just a little short, as did need to read your note before fully understanding what it was you were trying to tell me. The title is a little misguiding, as I was expecting a footprint. The shadow of a man, well.. doesn't look quite like a shadow of a man.. at least not enough to make me really stop and *think* about the issue which you are presenting to me.

The storytelling is a strength here..

kajspice (4542) [2008-01-15 8:28]
coooool! You seem to be in a much better place than last year, personally, I mean. Like you have been able to let go of something. Dare I say it, less anal about your approach. I don't always get what you are trying to tell me, but you always make me think!!

how are you anyway? did you change your number?

sohrab (7439) [2008-01-15 7:24] [+]
aaaaaaaaaaah dog on the beach.

it's beautiful.

i'll post one for you.

take care
sohrab

sohrab (7439) [2008-01-14 21:15] [+]
i'm so jealous :(
found a second hand xpan in bangkok but it was still too expensive for me :)
given that the market value of my current camera is about 170 dollars :)
look forward to seeing more of your xpan phtographs.
sohrab

nygus (8178) [2007-12-18 17:05]
hey man
thanks for this
hope you re having fun in yemen
greetings to polish girls

kajspice (4542) [2007-12-13 2:32]
I really like your choice of post processing here - There is something really nice about the way the two girls are so prominent in the scene. I like the inclusion of the (ever present) roadworks plastic things.. I think it is a little empty on that side even though you have that couple walking through the area.

kajspice (4542) [2007-12-12 2:50]
only you could carry this off - love it.

kajspice (4542) [2007-12-08 15:18]
excellent!

kajspice (4542) [2007-12-07 16:54] [+]
Hi Nicolas,

Thank you for bringing this picture to my attention through the "Furachan" discussion. Its certainly a beautiful picture - whether it fits into the bracket of "street photography".. who knows. Its all subjective, every bit of it. Who am I to tell you whether this is a street photograph or anything else for that matter. I can tell you what I see, or what I feel you think it is.. or even what I would like it to be. Other than this, it is partly my imagination which makes it what it is - after all, I am only seeing a selective view of what you saw. Keep thinking how you are thinking.. works for me.

its beautiful...

kajspice (4542) [2007-11-28 3:34]
I see you are continuing on your black and white journey, searching for the rays of light.. This could easily pass as a Trente Park(sp?) image. Its bustling with energy.. very nice indeed..