> >Yes, indeed. There is something very expressive about its posture. >Might be a little more effective if the color were desaturated a >touch or rendered to monochrome, but I like it as is too. > >He looks like he is trudging home through a blizzard after a long day at >the >factory, knowing that there is just a bowl of cold thin gruel awaiting when >he gets there because the heat got cut off because they had to choose >between heat and medicine to save the life of baby Bird. >A very sad life for Mr. Bird. >No happiness. >No songs. >I think Tim has made some very good choices here regarding the level of >saturation, I think a little less saturation in the seaweed or whatever it >is in the foreground would improve the picture by making it even more >depressing. > >William Robb >
I enjoy the emotion, or at least the anthropomorphizing of it, brought out by Bill's comment. I have to ask is any part of this photo truly in focus? I sense the foreground plant material may be. Twould be better if it was. Tom C. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
