Thank you. The claity is astounding to me. Just not used to it yet. I remember the movie Blowup...great flick.
I am a fan of photorealism painting..i.e., David Hockney. I am going to try and develop a photographic sense of this type of art. again...appreciate your comments!
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What I was saying... the clarity is fantastic... the DOF astounding... great camera. The use of the "weird" comment was stating that the young generation is not use to seeing the crispness of a good camera... they live with a 3" viewing world with questionable quality... and are astounded by the "shock and awe" of a photo like the one you have shown.
Regarding composition, within this one shot, I look and consider this to be a fine example of street photography. So many stories going on at one time; the viewer is there living in that moment of time. This one photo is a chapter in a book. I was, clumsy as I am at times, stating that with the out put of this fine camera you could crop out many photos; many cameras lose clarity with crop, this one may well be an exception.
Years ago there was a movie called "Blow Up" in which a guy took a photo of someone and in the back ground there was a murder going on. He could see it clearly in the "blow up" of that photo. No, did not see a murder in your photo... I saw sharp detail and nuances of lighting. You chose a great camera, congratulations.
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