Freedom Wire
Aperture: 2.5 - Shutter speed: 8 -Focal length: 1688 total reviews
Comment from wicket
Great photograph and capture.This is very thought provoking,in this day and age and can lead to all sorts of images.Brilliant work.Reminds me of an album cover l had about 20 years ago,called'The Front Line'.
Great photograph and capture.This is very thought provoking,in this day and age and can lead to all sorts of images.Brilliant work.Reminds me of an album cover l had about 20 years ago,called'The Front Line'.
Comment Written 23-Jan-2005
Comment from ravemaster_007
This is a very unusual picture that you wouldn't see everyday. It has a very unique touch to it that is making me like it. Very good job.
This is a very unusual picture that you wouldn't see everyday. It has a very unique touch to it that is making me like it. Very good job.
Comment Written 23-Jan-2005
Comment from jnxsmommie
I can see why you have done so well with this photo. It is perfect in every way - very expressive and artistic on top of the technical merrit. I love it. Great work.
I can see why you have done so well with this photo. It is perfect in every way - very expressive and artistic on top of the technical merrit. I love it. Great work.
Comment Written 23-Jan-2005
Comment from kopilow
Fantastic image. Very evocative, conveys a lot of emotion, especially for a picture with no face. Also tells a strong story. Brilliantly done.
Fantastic image. Very evocative, conveys a lot of emotion, especially for a picture with no face. Also tells a strong story. Brilliantly done.
Comment Written 22-Jan-2005
Comment from Blueberrydesk
Interesting shot that was well thought out and well put together. There seems to be some element missing and I'm probably nit picking, (sorry!) but I think it would have a little more impact if the hands were centered in this case. There seems to be a little too much dead space on the left. Nice shot, though!
reply by the author on 23-Jan-2005
Interesting shot that was well thought out and well put together. There seems to be some element missing and I'm probably nit picking, (sorry!) but I think it would have a little more impact if the hands were centered in this case. There seems to be a little too much dead space on the left. Nice shot, though!
Comment Written 22-Jan-2005
reply by the author on 23-Jan-2005
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Thanks, centering might have been an option had I planed to have the hands in the actual photo. :) I was attempting to photograph just the barbed wire, but due to low light levels, my camera refused to acquire focus. I set the timer release and ran around the wire thinking that I would use my hands as a larger focal point. However I didn't pull my hands out of the way before the capture was made, and I thought it even worse that the flash failed to fire. Turns out sometimes our mistakes pay off though, as I have a $2,300 US Dollar Mitsubishi Dye-Sub printer sitting beside me as a result of this photo for best of second quarter win at digitalimagecafe.com
No need to be sorry, there are photos that I see that do well and I think they might be better cropped, or adjusted for contrast, etc. We have to go with how an image comes across for us, and that's what critique sites are all about. I value constructive criticism like yours and whether we totally agree with every comment left on one of our images or not, they are all helpful.
I commend you for saying what you think as I don't always see enough of it on this and some other sites.
Cheers!
Brian
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Well, the hands definitely work in the shot! lol...
Comment from romydavalos
This is a very good shot sysop! I like the idea you had for taking the hands in such a position. The fact that it is black and white makes this particular picture more interesting. Very good lighting, the highlights and shadows make the hands stand out nicely.
This is a very good shot sysop! I like the idea you had for taking the hands in such a position. The fact that it is black and white makes this particular picture more interesting. Very good lighting, the highlights and shadows make the hands stand out nicely.
Comment Written 22-Jan-2005
Comment from mochan42
Wow, this picture is so stunning it's hard to think of exact words to describe it. The black and white adds a certain touch which reflects on how long the struggle for true freedom has been going on. What a great way to show a struggle. Nice job!
Wow, this picture is so stunning it's hard to think of exact words to describe it. The black and white adds a certain touch which reflects on how long the struggle for true freedom has been going on. What a great way to show a struggle. Nice job!
Comment Written 22-Jan-2005
Comment from sassy
Very powerful, especially in the black and white, very crisp and sharp. Says so much for the subject. I love that this is done with no distracting objects in the way. You have inspired me to think differently, thank you for sharing it.
Very powerful, especially in the black and white, very crisp and sharp. Says so much for the subject. I love that this is done with no distracting objects in the way. You have inspired me to think differently, thank you for sharing it.
Comment Written 22-Jan-2005
Comment from angel on a dark path
Very dramatic shot your set up..i guessed I missed reviewing this one somehow in the past. Congrats on all your successes with the photo!
Very dramatic shot your set up..i guessed I missed reviewing this one somehow in the past. Congrats on all your successes with the photo!
Comment Written 22-Jan-2005
Comment from dream girl
Very painful photo, but a very good photo stating the hold things have on people, and the attempt to break free. Nicely done and keep up the work good job
reply by the author on 22-Jan-2005
Very painful photo, but a very good photo stating the hold things have on people, and the attempt to break free. Nicely done and keep up the work good job
Comment Written 22-Jan-2005
reply by the author on 22-Jan-2005
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Thanks Dream Girl.
Much Appreciated.
Brian