Man in street 9

Posted by Duncan Galbraith (kyoto, Japan) on 25 April 2007 in People & Portraits and Portfolio.

Apologies for my absence of late. Been somewhat snowed under with various responsibilities regarding my sister in laws wedding, entertaining various guests etc. Laziness and photographers block also played a part ;-)
But many thanks for all the feedback in my absence. Its most appreciated. Back at the grindstone but will be squeezing in some AM3 time Thursday/Friday in order to catch up etc. I'm backdating shots of the wedding for friends and family once they've been post processed (massacred in my case) but you'd all be most welcome to take a peek once they're up. Link to follow shortly...

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Comments (11)

Daroru from Amagasaki, Japan

Really like the juxtaposition in your shot Duncan. The reflection down the middle suggests 'anti-symmetry' to me (that's a made-up word by the way).

25 Apr 2007 2:22am

Michelle from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

I love the contrasting expression and body language.

25 Apr 2007 7:40am

filipe franco from Lagoa, Azores, Portugal

I agree with Michelle and detach also the degree excellent (intensity) of the lighting. Very well my friend!

25 Apr 2007 9:52am

Francis from Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Nice work Duncan. It reminds me of some of Weegee's work, except in color.

25 Apr 2007 11:00am

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Hey, glad you're back, Duncan! A very interesting image with tremendous split framing. It seems that the left and the right sides occupy almost separate worlds, with the girls in 3D and the man on the left compressed almost to the degree of poor Jimmy in my posting today. It's almost as though he were painted on the wall, which is perhaps how he's perceived by the passing crowds - as part of the architecture. Great scene full of details to fix the eye on, and dramatic lighting throughout.

25 Apr 2007 11:31am

Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States

Unreal contrast between the two subjects in this shot.. Perfectly composed

26 Apr 2007 1:12pm

Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia

On first viewing I wasn't to sure about the processing with this one, but it's growing on me. I like the two-worlds concept living side by side, one ignoring the other; it's a poignant shot, cleverly framed.

26 Apr 2007 8:44pm