Photographer’s Note
This is a repost of the original image, this time from a scanned negative instead of a re-photographed print. I realized that the hand of the Market Woman reaching out was cut out of the frame, and the image is sharper.
The Port-au-Prince slum area, Bel Air, where even the UN blue helmets were afraid to go, at a time when I was unconcerned about being robbed or killed.
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SoupDragon
(652) 2007-07-19 16:19
Hi Helmut, I love the choice of camera. One day I will buy a proper one too!
What I like: So much better than the first post! The grain and textures in this shot are wonderful. It is a great subject too.
What I don't like so much: The framing is what stops this shot from being a classic, there slight clipping of the posters (top left)and the ladies at the edge (looking OUT of the frame - I'd love to know what they are looking at!!).
Immensely brave to have got this shot!
Photo Information
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Copyright: Helmut Schillinger (helmut)
(406) - Genre: Lieux
- Medium: Noir & blanc
- Date Taken: 1988-00-00
- Categories: Vie quotidienne
- Camera: Mamiya Twin Lens
- Versions: Final Version, version originale
- Date Submitted: 2007-07-19 12:01








