Michael Markey
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Michael Markey
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Sparrow
Veteran
... yes, now you mention it
Tompas
Wannabe Künstler
Indeed he does.
Former member of this parish and Canon RF enthusiast.
Oh, yes, I've seen his picture but didn't know his name nor his RFF rank.
I apologize.
fotographz
Established
WoW... I at times find myself fascinated with how photographic legends are created... often after the photographer has passed on. I have this feeling that most of them were driven to photograph what came their way. I don't think that they spent much time thinking about if, why or when to photograph...they just took the photograph...and some even left un developed rolls...!
There are photographs I've taken that I didn't really see until they really revealed themselves in a print tray or on a monitor screen.
This HCB image was on sale last week a silver gelatin 16x20 for only $19,000.
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Is this worth $19,000.00?
...still what makes a great photograph to me is it's ability to speak to us individually- "BOOM!" a silent visual slap upside your head.
There are photographs I've taken that I didn't really see until they really revealed themselves in a print tray or on a monitor screen.
This HCB image was on sale last week a silver gelatin 16x20 for only $19,000.
Is this worth $19,000.00?
...still what makes a great photograph to me is it's ability to speak to us individually- "BOOM!" a silent visual slap upside your head.
Michael Markey
Veteran
.... and no feet in this one
fotographz
Established
.... and no feet in this one
...good point! And that doesn't bother me...but you can imagine the years of discussion about this...
cheers
airfrogusmc
Veteran
Thanks Frank for posting that, doesn't bother me either. If it were a photo of feet then they would need to be there. It's clearly not about feet, its about that moment which in my opinion feet are not important to show.
tuanvinh2000
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I happened to meet Noel and went shooting with him for a nice morning in Chinatown London. The man is fast! He leaves me in dust in terms of moving/shooting speed
He was sporting a Nikon F2 + 28mm lens on the day with shoe lace home made strap.A portrait I took of him on that day:
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tuanvinh2000
Well-known
About the video, it looks pretty normal. I shoot quite often on the subway. as long as you know the distance/the light (the space around you), it can be done very unobtrusively.
gb hill
Veteran
Oh, yes, I've seen his picture but didn't know his name nor his RFF rank.
I apologize.
Your forgiven.
gb hill
Veteran
Nice shot. Great idea about the shoe lace strap. I need a strap for my T50. Perhaps I'll call it a Noel strap.I happened to meet Noel and went shooting with him for a nice morning in Chinatown London. The man is fast! He leaves me in dust in terms of moving/shooting speed
A portrait I took of him on that day:
MickH
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Sparrow
Veteran
...good point! And that doesn't bother me...but you can imagine the years of discussion about this...
cheers
.. $19,000 Wow! just imagine the price had it been framed properly
bobbyrab
Well-known
Well it does contain a circle Stewart, that's a good thing is it not.
I think it's a good example of what I said in a previous thread, content trumps composition.
Ideally you want both, but if you only have one then content is always much more interesting, and an image without interesting content can rarely be made interesting by composition alone. In my opinion of course.
I think it's a good example of what I said in a previous thread, content trumps composition.
Ideally you want both, but if you only have one then content is always much more interesting, and an image without interesting content can rarely be made interesting by composition alone. In my opinion of course.
Sparrow
Veteran
... yes it is ... in your opinion
Sparrow
Veteran
I got a this one of Noel while he was distracted ... signing an autograph, is he?
--- 0019 par Sparrow ... Stewart Mcbride, on ipernity
--- 0019 par Sparrow ... Stewart Mcbride, on ipernity
Michael Markey
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I happened to meet Noel and went shooting with him for a nice morning in Chinatown London. The man is fast! He leaves me in dust in terms of moving/shooting speedDon`t I know it ...he pm`d me yesterday ...wants a day in Manchester.
Have I got the stamina
Monz
Monz
I bet he likes that, what with the hand and all.
He may not like the "Dodo" in the background though.
MickH
Well-known
Considering that $19k photograph...
It's very charming, but is it a great photo/great, or even good, art?
Obviously, the price is due to the name of its author; would anyone here consider it a 'keeper' and worth publishing as a stand alone item?
I do like it, and would keep it if I'd taken it myself, but with no context, outwith any other photographs or story to give it meaning, to me, it's a nice photo - end of story.
I don't want to start a punch up in this thread, lord knows there have been enough elsewhere, but what do others think?
It's very charming, but is it a great photo/great, or even good, art?
Obviously, the price is due to the name of its author; would anyone here consider it a 'keeper' and worth publishing as a stand alone item?
I do like it, and would keep it if I'd taken it myself, but with no context, outwith any other photographs or story to give it meaning, to me, it's a nice photo - end of story.
I don't want to start a punch up in this thread, lord knows there have been enough elsewhere, but what do others think?