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I can't draw, paint or write so photography is a natural choice. I consider myself a storyteller. When I first started in photography I only wanted to do landscapes and cityscapes and found it to be somewhat irritating when people were in the way. But now I find myself drawn to street photography in a black and white format. I try and pull the viewer into the image and make you feel apart of the scene. So if you enjoy this type of image then pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee and we will tell a few tales through photography. We don't need the entire story, the beginning will do, and you can guess the end. Click
"You wish you could stop that moment for ever, but you can't, it is bound to end. So you take a photo, as if to challenge time. Fractions of time snatched from eternity".
Quote by Robert Doisneau
“…. I remain thankful to be a photographer. In the midst of the torrent of technology we swim in daily, the unchanging mission for all shooters is to make pictures that arrest the eye of the viewer and describe our chosen subjects eloquently. We are part of an honored tradition, that of storytelling, which goes back to the dawn of time. Those prehistoric people, painting on their cave walls—were they doing anything different than we are now, with all our pixels and technical wizardry? I think not. They were leaving their footprints, and telling the story of their times, and their lives. With those ancient pigments on those rough walls, they were saying one simple thing: Remember us.” - Joe McNally
My therapist make me do this !
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Thank you Ken for stopping by .. this picture is indeed special ! In essence, these are details of the city, with the landmark of the city, the huge 'Berlin Bear'; the mirrored column is part of an architecture and beside the advertising space of the movie ..:-)
Thanks again for your attention,
Kind regards, Dolores
thanks for your comment - i like it that you like my picture ;-)
now that i 've taken a closer look at your photographs - especially in the section "street & people" - i know, it is a praise from a qualified source!
"clowning around" and "marlboro men" are my absolute favourites - very well done!!
cheers, second view
Thank you very much for your vote ¡
Thanks for your comment
Best,
Yasemin
Best regards, Massimo
I'm sure that with time you will have the similar visual sensitivity,,,
Have a look as much as you can to the photos of the "Masters"
e.g. Weston, Strand, and many other... :-)
Best regards Berthold
Massimo
MM
tales by frank kafka and edgar allen poe are between our cloosed and open doors in an imaginary space.
greetings from lig
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I can't draw, paint or write so photography is a natural choice. I consider myself a storyteller. When I first started in photography I only wanted to do landscapes and cityscapes and found it to be somewhat irritating when people were in the way. But now I find myself drawn to street photography in a black and white format. I try and pull the viewer into the image and make you feel apart of the scene. So if you enjoy this type of image then pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee and we will tell a few tales through photography. We don't need the entire story, the beginning will do, and you can guess the end. Click
"You wish you could stop that moment for ever, but you can't, it is bound to end. So you take a photo, as if to challenge time. Fractions of time snatched from eternity".
Quote by Robert Doisneau
“…. I remain thankful to be a photographer. In the midst of the torrent of technology we swim in daily, the unchanging mission for all shooters is to make pictures that arrest the eye of the viewer and describe our chosen subjects eloquently. We are part of an honored tradition, that of storytelling, which goes back to the dawn of time. Those prehistoric people, painting on their cave walls—were they doing anything different than we are now, with all our pixels and technical wizardry? I think not. They were leaving their footprints, and telling the story of their times, and their lives. With those ancient pigments on those rough walls, they were saying one simple thing: Remember us.” - Joe McNally
My therapist make me do this !
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Glenn Capers, 9.02.2012 à 0:31 Heures
I love your work and your mind is as funny as mine.. Thanks for Happy hour comment. Im sure he got the delights that night and skipped dinner. Hey I just bought nikon 1 v1 i'm impressedDolores M., 8.02.2012 à 23:10 Heures
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Thank you Ken for stopping by .. this picture is indeed special ! In essence, these are details of the city, with the landmark of the city, the huge 'Berlin Bear'; the mirrored column is part of an architecture and beside the advertising space of the movie ..:-)
Thanks again for your attention,
Kind regards, Dolores
second view, 5.02.2012 à 16:32 Heures
hi ken,thanks for your comment - i like it that you like my picture ;-)
now that i 've taken a closer look at your photographs - especially in the section "street & people" - i know, it is a praise from a qualified source!
"clowning around" and "marlboro men" are my absolute favourites - very well done!!
cheers, second view
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Silvana W., 5.02.2012 à 11:46 Heures
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Thank you very much for your vote ¡
Yasemin C., 30.01.2012 à 19:35 Heures
Hola Ken,Thanks for your comment
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Best,
Yasemin
Maxx Gher, 28.01.2012 à 13:32 Heures
Hi Ken, thank you very much once again for your visit and commentBest regards, Massimo
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Berthold Klammer, 22.01.2012 à 13:35 Heures
Thanks for your last comment - I feel very honored -I'm sure that with time you will have the similar visual sensitivity,,,
Have a look as much as you can to the photos of the "Masters"
e.g. Weston, Strand, and many other... :-)
Best regards Berthold
Maxx Gher, 20.01.2012 à 13:05 Heures
Thank you very much for your comment, I really appreciateMassimo
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'MM', 13.01.2012 à 12:59 Heures
Thank you for the visit and comment.MM
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Lig Urion, 5.01.2012 à 0:38 Heures
thank you for your comment. you know: "there are things, that are known, there are things, that are unknown and in between there are doors" (jm morrison).tales by frank kafka and edgar allen poe are between our cloosed and open doors in an imaginary space.
greetings from lig
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