Hi, Kostas, Thanks for taking the time to comment on my photograph. Yup, I was at the demo, as a participant. That was back in my days as a radical. Then I realized that there will be no revolution, and if there is one, it will inevitably fail. But here I am, going off on a tangent.
As I said in another post, some months I just 'know" what's going to work. No thought as to what I want to submit. Other months, I dither, I can't decide what I want to put in, and at the last minute I throw something in that usually just doesn't quite work. This was one of those months. At the time I submitted it, for some reason, I thought it was a winner. I was wrong. <g> That's why I like people doing critiques, though. I'm gradually learning that taking photographs is only a small part of this endeavor. Choosing what to show is just as important. thanks again, frank Kostas Kavoussanakis hijacked: > > Frank Theriault, The Demonstration > > Determined, but not too angry. OK PJ shot from a demostration. The > > white jacket against all the dark ones helps a lot to the composition. > > This looks to me more like a souvenir from the demonstration, rather > than a picture of it. The impression I get about the demonstration was > that it was rather sparse and too well behaved. It's a fine picture, > with an "I was there" feeling. It's just the title I am wondering > about (and thus the interpretation). > -- "What a senseless waste of human life" -The Customer in Monty Python's Cheese Shop sketch
