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Photographer’s Note

May your gaze reach distant horizons and guide your heart to new wonders beyond the sea.

Sarah pictured in front of an artistic homage to McKenzie Harrison, a young Tucsonan and world traveler who departed our world too soon. The attractive street art depiction of her adorns the back of the famous Chicago Music Store in downtown Tucson.

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Morac (20649) 2009-09-18 0:27

Hello Brian

This is an original composition, and a surprising and interesting juxtaposition.
Nice work in B & W
Regards.
Marc

chendis (16) 2009-09-18 4:19

Hi Brian

grate idea for B&W
this shot is grate maybe because of the size of the graffiti
nice tonal range and details
grate sharpness and POV
Have a grate day!
Oana

paololg (13933) 2009-09-18 4:30

Ciao dear Brian,
You have really done a wonderful picture. I agree with your choice of B & W, because the eye is not distracted by the colors, emphasizing the perspective and the combination of the girl with the graffiti. Sincere congratulations for the idea and how you've made!
Ciao, have a nice w.e.!
Paolo

magalik (1374) 2009-09-18 4:42

Yeahhhhhhhh Brian !! Wonderful ! I love it !
The girl and the paint are very nice and you have taken it from just the right point, perfect angle. The colors are beautiful and set much elegance to this shot. The framing and the sharpness are splendid also. My english is bad and doesn't allow me to express all that I would like on this photo.
It's the first time I see a photo like this in your gallery : your talent has really several facets, each more interesting than the last.
Very pleased to see you again on TE !
Best wishes.

Magali

delpeoples (6361) 2009-09-18 6:51

Hi Brian, this is an excellent "double" portrait". The two women facing towards each other is the result of good spotting, POV and composition on your part. Nice use of the vertical and your choice of B&W. Great job, TFS, Lisa.

mauro61 (15998) 2009-09-18 7:02

ciao Brian,
bello il pensiero e bello il doppio ritratto con un perfetto bianco & nero e un'ottimo pov dal basso.
saluti
maurizio