Here's an image which I think is rather powerful. This shot is on my son who recently lost one of his pet fish... I think the photograph really captures exactly how he was feeling at the time... ?
Thoughts... critique... ?
cheers
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Reading a book at the moment which explains that a photograph should make a person feel something when they view your shot..
Here's an image which I think is rather powerful. This shot is on my son who recently lost one of his pet fish... I think the photograph really captures exactly how he was feeling at the time... ? Thoughts... critique... ?
cheers Last edited by xerubus on Sun Oct 24, 2004 9:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I can't see either, perhaps he forgot to post.
Birddog114
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Birddog114
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hmmm... sorry about that... i can see it... but perhaps it's my cache...
try a right-click show image ?? looking into it... looks like my host doesn't like direct linking of images... sigh...
It does show the emotion at the time... You can tell something sad has happened.
Just a question, and in no way is this a critisism. How did you feel taking this photo? I have always felt a little wierd taken photos of people that are sad or something bad has happened. Not sure what it is??? W00DY Andrew
Nikon D3 and lot's of Nikon stuff!!
I felt very very strange... a) because it is my son and instinct says help him and comfort him... and b) because I'm not a fan of seeing people sad...
It's a strange thing how the photo plays with your emotions... each time I view the photo I still want to give him a cuddle and make sure all is okay.... this shot was taken at 220mm, as there is no way i could have got close to him with the way he was feeling at the time...
[quote="xerubus"]each time I view the photo I still want to give him a cuddle and make sure all is okay....quote]
I know exactly what you mean. W00DY Andrew
Nikon D3 and lot's of Nikon stuff!!
xerubus
An excellent photo and you have captured not only a visual element that we can all see but an emotion that easily communicates between the photo and the viewer. But aw gee - wish I could revive your son's fish and make him feel happy again. Hopefully he is feeling a bit brighter now - time is usually a great healer. Cheers Graham
xerubus
Lot of meaning with that photos. 1/ We have a tropical fish tank (Salt water) and fish died as per human errors/ not right environmental, etc... and my family members are sad cos they named every fish in the tank and they claimed for their possession, I can imagine and understood about it, please go buy him another fish, so he can rest the other in peace. 2/ I shoot funerals a lot for friends, charity organizations and understood what's emotion and how's people feel? I normally look back some of my shots and my emotion flows in. 3/ The photo of your son can translate to many poems, I think. Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
Graham: Thanks for the kind comments.. time is a great healer
Birddog: Cheers... We went out together last Thursday night and chose another fish... not as a replacement, but as another friend.... he is a lot brighter now..
I’ve come back to this image a few times, trying to think of something to say???
It has that thing about it for me 
About all I could come up with!!! Awesome image, I love the framing mate well done 
I’m not very good with words 
Cheers Ray  >> All of us could take a lesson from the weather. It pays no attention to criticism<<
Thanks for the kind words Raydar....
I can't take credit for the framing... that was thanks to actions at The Light's Right Studios.... http://www.thelightsright.com/default.htm cheers
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