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cesira urzi
{K:1828} 4/15/2005
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Oliver, I just read your english is not fluent, so I'll keep it simple...
Excellent capture! Incredible perspective, we see the man standing behind through the eyes of the bird!
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Piotr Niewierowicz
{K:2401} 1/11/2005
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really great! regards
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Kristyna Mojescikova
{K:555} 1/1/2005
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Fine... Very good moment.
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Kristyna Mojescikova
{K:555} 1/1/2005
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Fine... Very good moment.
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Viktor Pravdica
{K:4907} 12/29/2004
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Fantastic moment!
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Olga Vareli
{K:22477} 12/20/2004
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There is sth about this image that makes it very appealing!Very nice!!!!
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Hanggan Situmorang
{K:37833} 12/17/2004
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Wow, excellent capture! What an expression. Congratulations!
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Rozmi [ . ]
{K:360} 12/15/2004
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very nice one !!! regards
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svend videbak
{K:7376} 12/13/2004
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Wow, great photo! I second Ian's sentiments, your photos of "psychiatric people" are both moving and respectful. In this picture you caught a wonderfully dramatic moment, congratulations.
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Oliver Dienst
{K:452} 12/11/2004
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thanks to all for your comments!
regards,
oliver
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Oliver Dienst
{K:452} 12/11/2004
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hello ian,
thank you for your comment. my English language istn't very much. So I was print the text and will translate is in the next days and will answer to you.
Some questions I understood and I'll answer to you now: this pictures here isn't a part from "simply the life", it's an ordinary streetphoto ;-)
all the shown projects are my own initiative.
the other text I'll translate...
best regards,
oliver
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Ian McIntosh
{K:42997} 12/11/2004
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Wow.
Surely you could not have anticipated this would be so magnificent. Perfectly in place for the moment.
Oliver, I have a question about the context of these. Is this the same group as your "just the life" series? Even if it isn't, they are a lucky group to have you to affirm their experience. It is a very specialized, localized niche you have created. I'm working in psychiatry (for a couple of months more). I have been amidst it for nearly twenty years. For a while we were diversifying our services in New Zealand but the drive for that has sadly dissipated in recent years. I know broadly in europe there are many more specialized services, I have friends who sail disturbed children from Switzerland to the caribean (they cycle to spain first), but I had never really thought of the potential of a photographer in reflecting what they are back to them. I know photographers do reportage, and perhaps, you know, slightly exploitative shots of street people etc etc etc... but I imagine the subjects of your photography, and their families, and those who work with them directly, benefit directly from your work. That's really really rare, in fact it's almost a taboo here. We'll take photos for the corporates, politicians or hospital boards, I love how your work could actually directly benefit the people in and around the photos you take.
I don't know what exactly I'm asking... Is it all your initiative? Is it a trial/temporary role? Have they seen these photos? If not, can you imagine how much of a difference it could make to this presumably small group to have them.
Very rare. Love what you're doing.
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G G
{K:61359} 12/11/2004
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Nice scene..
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Prying Open
{K:-544} 12/11/2004
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wow. awesome, loving it.
this is the frame!
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Masha Dikosavljevic
{K:1117} 12/11/2004
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nice moment :)
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Lukasz Kuczkowski
{K:14687} 12/11/2004
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excellent capture
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