Can I have a link to the photo please?
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Keith Whaley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Boris Liberman wrote:
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>> Hi!
>>
>> I looked at this photo once and couldn't make up my mind about the
>> sink. Then I read some of the comments and returned to the photo. Then
>> I noticed that both the barber and his customer are of considerable
>> ag
Hi!
KW> Why is that , Boris? The older gents all let their hair grow long?
No idea really, but it appears to be the case. Normally, barbers are
women and normally they are considerably younger than those two people
whom Graywolf photographed.
In fact, it would be interesting to compare statistic
No.
Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, graywolf wrote:
http://www.graywolfphoto.com/presscameras/
I was not wearing the trench coat and fedora when I took the barber shop photo.
Impressive. You must be quite strong. But what about my comments?
Would they work?
Kostas
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graywo
Boris Liberman wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I looked at this photo once and couldn't make up my mind about the
> sink. Then I read some of the comments and returned to the photo. Then
> I noticed that both the barber and his customer are of considerable
> age. At least for Israel. It is rare to find such
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, graywolf wrote:
> http://www.graywolfphoto.com/presscameras/
>
> I was not wearing the trench coat and fedora when I took the barber shop photo.
Impressive. You must be quite strong. But what about my comments?
Would they work?
Kostas
http://www.graywolfphoto.com/presscameras/
I was not wearing the trench coat and fedora when I took the barber shop photo.
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Kostas Kavoussanakis wrote:
I don't know anything about Graywolf's equipment of course.
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graywolf
http://graywolfphoto.com
"You might as well accept people as they ar
Bang!
I entirely agree about the hands. The photo misses the "decisive moment" by
about a week. And, yes, it is a genuine barber shop. Something that is
disappearing in the US being mostly replaced by Unisex Styling Salons.
I do have a lot of emotional involvement with this photo, but it has n
Hi!
I looked at this photo once and couldn't make up my mind about the
sink. Then I read some of the comments and returned to the photo. Then
I noticed that both the barber and his customer are of considerable
age. At least for Israel. It is rare to find such a pair in local
barber shops. Hmmm, is
Actually, the movie image came up while I was composing the message. What I found
was that the character in the movie, a barber, had a very flat personality, and
because your image came across to me as flat, for lack of a better word at the
moment, the movie and the character jumped into my vision
What you see though the window on the right is the hole in the sidewalk with a
concrete stair leading to the street. On the left is a mirror reflecting that
out side stairwell, and the barber pole on the outside door frame through that
window. On the other side of wall behind the photographer, s
To me, the photo is unbalanced. I think it would be better if the camera was
rotated somewhat to the right, so as to put the man getting his hair cut
closer to the left side of the frame.
I don't like the sink and dreck on the shelf at all, and this would get rid
of the worst of it.
I wonder if wha
Your comments are interesting, Shel. Some of them seem like you have something
in mind from the movie you mentioned that is not being addressed by my photo,
which seems to be the bigest problem for you. Some of them seem to be just the
divergence of our styles, some of your shots seem boring to
First off, I think you're a good enough photographer to know
what you want and that
you strive to get it. However, in this case, the "time
warp" didn't work for me ...
perhaps the subjects are too removed from their
environment. I suppose the real
question is whether or not it works for you. I f
And.. what makes you think that is not pretty much the effect I was seeking?
I was also trying for kind of a feeling of a timewarp type of experience.
The shop is kind of like, "... it feels like the guy and the barber are
suspended in their own world, apart from anything around them " (to
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