On 7/19/2011 02:03, Bulent Celasun wrote:
Compositionally speaking, I believe the partially seen flag at upper
right corner alone would suffice.
We could then see the people and after a short while, reach the clue
about the context.
This way it is too obvious and (I agree your wife) distracting.
Bulent
What I read there is that the little girl behind that flag is not waving
to anyone but putting up her hand to prevent that flag from smacking her
in the face ... some subtext there, too.
ann
2011/7/11 Ira Bryant<[email protected]>:
My dad is always a part of the Choctaw (a Native American tribe) float for the
July 4th Libertyfest parade in Edmond, OK. This year, he drove the pickup truck
that pulled the float. I grabbed a photo of the bed of the truck:
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/ihbryant/5925306456/>
I find it very rare that when I take a picture that everyone in it has an
interesting expression. I think I got lucky this time. However, I would like
some input on the American flag in the center of the picture. My wife (who is
not American) thought that the flag dominated too much and was a large
distraction.
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