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Alejandro
{K:180} 3/4/2004
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Great shot. I don't even mind the loss of detail in the boy's clothing. The competing textures of fence, door, and wall are fantastic, and your print does them justice.
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ana ribeiro
{K:21290} 1/23/2004
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sort of like it and deslike it : there is something about the person? in the right that bothers me, it looks artificial, not real motion, maybe i'm wrong...
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Marília Ferraz
{K:-4756} 1/23/2004
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Do you know what, Scott?
I cannot think of any improvement to this. Movement, mood, tones, everything. I simply love it.
Marília
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Cherie Spike
{K:-21959} 1/23/2004
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A fave.
reminds me of the film with Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie.. Don't Look Now or something or other.
I have to say the disolving of the kids face is what fascinates me the most... brilliant. Like Andy Pandy meets Freddy on Elm Street. Sorry I hate Freddy but that's the only way I can describe it.
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Dirck DuFlon
{K:35779} 1/23/2004
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Excellent photograph, Scott! Wonderful sense of motion in the child hurrying away to hide as his playmate counts down - this image tells the story of this kid's game beautifully! I very much like how the moving child is at the edge of the frame - he's outta there! :) Maybe just a slight counter-clockwise rotation to level it?
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jake griffin
{K:3439} 1/23/2004
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i wish the moving kids face did not almost disappear, otherwise a great shot indeed.
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