Istanbul


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Title     Istanbul
Photographer     onurcepheli/Onur (286) Send mail to this user
Portfolio     Istanbul
Categories     Sea and Sand
Urban
Street Photography
Content advisory     G (general audiences)
Submitted     May 20, 2012 1:32:58 PM CDT
Views     916
Rating     4 Thumb-up

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Thumb-up    from mryong/Preecha (405) Send mail to this user on May 31, 2012 9:16:12 PM CDT (0) Early critique

Hi nice B&W work. I like the lighting, shadow , contrast. The photo have story to tell, the guy over the right busy with fishing is nice story. I will be tempted to give 2TU if just the angle moved to the right and shot slightly behind the fishing man let benches and their shadow as foreground while boats, bridge and sea as background. cheers Yong

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Thumb-up Thumb-up    from boystory3/Sara (143) Send mail to this user on May 24, 2012 11:05:49 PM CDT (2) Early critique

Technically it is great! Nice contrast! Sky looks awesome. I just feel it needs to have less busy-ness. I can't decide on what is the subject of the photo..? Thanks for sharing!!

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Thumb-up    from gitlin/Scott (5,175) Send mail to this user on May 21, 2012 8:53:50 PM CDT (2) Early critique

For me, this has all the ingredients of a nice B&W photo. Stong contrast, nice range of tones, shadows, and certainly a scenic view. BUT, the problem for me is all the elements - men, benches, shadows, boats, water, bridge do not seem to come together and form a composition. My eye cannot settle down on one particular thing and then appreciate the rest. Instead it is bouncing around from one thing to the next. There is no flow into the frame. The key would be a better point of view and perhaps removing some items. The benches and their shadows on the cobblestone pavement can be a composition all by itself. In fact, there are probably several compositions you can make from this view.

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