Hunters

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• thea0211 (3619)
• [2007-09-09 0:42]

:) very well illustrated note
i like the look on both their faces, speaking of their own 'particular hunting' styles and the choice of focus.
well captured moment!
thanks,
dora

ps: great note :)

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• ninaL (16477)
• [2007-09-09 1:07]

Podoba mi sie.
Mysliwy, czy nie mysliwy...
Jest tutaj cos fajnego w ich postawach, minach, w kompozycji...
Ladne swiatelko i kolory, ciekawie pokazany background...
Jest tutaj niesamowita atmosfera - cieplo, goraco, slonecznie, a jednoczesnie ciasno, tlok, pospiech-tak intymnie.
Podoba sie.
Pozdr. Grazyna.

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• MarcT (16364)
• [2007-09-09 1:14]

This two level portrait is well framed and your note is unexpected... Beside that colors and texture are excellent.
Marc

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• Furachan (0)
• [2007-09-09 1:44]

This is definitely moe like it -interesting choice of focus (behind reather than in front) - the right choice as it hapens. Let's see how this develops.
Cool...
-F

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• jasmis (40195)
• [2007-09-09 1:44]

Dzieje się tu sporo dramatyzmu wyczuwam. W dobrym stylu cała seria.
Pozdrawiam.

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• luisafonso (13460)
• [2007-09-10 1:35]

OK, this one is better, much better than the previous one. Now the main subject is intriguing and his expression reveals some emotion. I would like to see a stop more light here but I understand you wouldn't burnt those whites on the background that much. Nice.

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• john_c (24624)
• [2007-09-12 7:29]

Hi Jerzy,
A great follow-up shot to your previous post. You really capture that haunted and hunted look that is part of masculine nature. Despite the slightly facetious tone of your notes, there is an underlying truth here that we must all face. The lighting is superb, the animation just right. Cheers.
John

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• rigoletto (23288)
• [2007-09-14 9:55]

Hi Jerzy,
I am crawling slowly in your gallery, amongst your old posts, no need to meet you in your recent ones...

That warmth and closeness again.
Do you zoom or do you go this close to them (i mean, hunt)?
I envy your facial close-ups, but here in Turkey, it would be a hard task to go this close and take people's photos who you don't know. So tele is a must here :)

Yes, i guess it is a 200 mm use, because you caught them so naturally, unaware of your presence. The expression of him (the young man)! I am amazed to see that actorlike expression of him, as if he is looking behind a recently left fiancee, still with the memoirs of that bitter moment in his mind. Therefore your focusing is lovely, spotting my eyes on his face, rather than trying to explore the environ.
A photo with a true feeling in it.
Deniz