Boston Police
Jan 22, 2016 21:10:03 #
Jan 22, 2016 21:24:02 #
Boy oh boy there is so much going on here! If I had been taking this shot I would have been on my belly in front of that pigeon making him the subject in front of all this activity. But that would be my shot. Your shot is about the Boston police. They are a very insignificant part of this photo. I wish we were closer in on that conversation with the reward of a facial expression or two. That lady over to the right in mid-step looks interesting.
Jan 23, 2016 11:38:02 #
pete-m wrote:
Taking a Break
Hi, Pete,
A closer perspective on your titular subjects could noticeably increase the present low image impact.
Dave
edit: should have read ahead...that's basically exactly what Nightski said.
Jan 23, 2016 12:01:11 #
I like the black and white especially because it adds to the wet grey day.
Photographically a wide angle lens very close to the police would make them the subject of the photo while showing their environment. Real world that would not work. Minimally, that would kill the spontaneity of the moment.
Photographically a wide angle lens very close to the police would make them the subject of the photo while showing their environment. Real world that would not work. Minimally, that would kill the spontaneity of the moment.
Jan 24, 2016 19:05:56 #
Jim_In_Plymouth wrote:
I like the black and white especially because it adds to the wet grey day.
Photographically a wide angle lens very close to the police would make them the subject of the photo while showing their environment. Real world that would not work. Minimally, that would kill the spontaneity of the moment.
Photographically a wide angle lens very close to the police would make them the subject of the photo while showing their environment. Real world that would not work. Minimally, that would kill the spontaneity of the moment.
It does work in the real world, Jim. That is how some of the best street photographers work. They all have a slightly different technique in getting close, but that's what they do.
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