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I really like this gritty processing!
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love this :)
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very effective.
twilight? excellent. i like the processing
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Yes, this was shot at twilight (1952 hours)
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very nice and interesting ... there so much going on here, love the dynamic feeling to it and composition.
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Excellent!...
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love the motion here - he really looks like he's racing somewhere. is it just to get out of your frame!?
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My favourite of your recent shots - I guess because despite the grainy treatment (which I like, incidentally), it feels more real than some of the others, with their bright colours and unusual perspectives. That's not to say I don't think the others aren't good, just that this is more to my personal taste.
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conorwithonen: Yes, he was trying to get out of the frame. Normally, I would respect his wishes but the streetlight behind me was casting my shadow in front of me and on to the embankment. I was looking for an opportunity to hide this; a jogger wouldn't do because I was shooting at 16mm and the jogger would have to pass so close to the camera in order to successfully hide my shadow so when the biker came along, I saw my chance . . . (he was never going to be identified from the picture anyway but he didn't know this).
an untrained eye: Unfortunately, I am not really comfortable with photographing strangers so this is a one-off :(
(My vision of London is more about bright light and colors with a touch of darkness; the unusual perspective is because every landmark has been shot thousands of time before so I try to find a different way of seeing London - if I can).
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Awesome shot, I love the processing. Very unique.
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Fantastic feel to this one - love the sinister feel
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Brilliant! I love the composition of this shot and its dynamic (biker and cars). And I like your treatment of the lighting.
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I love what you've done with this, the sky looks really menacing!
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Cool. Looks like a good old-fashioned bleach bypass. It's great because it emphasizes the grit. Wonderful work.
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What can I say? You are my favourite London photographer. I like your work a lot. It is full of dynamic and great in colours.
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Feint reds, distinct blues and bright yellows in one image, as David above me says, my favourite London photographer without a single doubt in my mind!
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barnes smelly - brilliant !
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