fahim mohammed
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Just for Fun No C&C will be given: Breaking Point?
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Cedric MASSOULIER
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Hi Fahim,
Even if i don't really understand the meaning of your picture, i like it very much : deep contrasts, beautiful and well managed lights (those highlights which overline the child...), strong impression... The cut face and the mouth on the top suggest a kind of drama, as child gesture who seems to try to avoid something he saw... Atmos-fear.
Even if i don't really understand the meaning of your picture, i like it very much : deep contrasts, beautiful and well managed lights (those highlights which overline the child...), strong impression... The cut face and the mouth on the top suggest a kind of drama, as child gesture who seems to try to avoid something he saw... Atmos-fear.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Fahim Mohammed: Breaking Point
Fahim,
The picture does convey that the child is not having its way and the adult is getting to the point of screaming. I like that it's in black and white so the figures argue for themselves without the colors being intercedents too, bringing their own distracting need for attention.
Asher
fahim mohammed
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Thank you, sir. The lady was apparently **ssed of after having shopped long and hard. Her child demanded attention. The mother ( ? ) was almost at breaking point.
I was watching this drama thru a glass window sipping a Vende latte, with my 75mm at my side.
Regards.
I was watching this drama thru a glass window sipping a Vende latte, with my 75mm at my side.
Regards.
Ruben Alfu
New member
Hi Fahim, I was commenting about body language in another thread and then I find this, which is all about it. The absence of faces is intriguing, provocative, however you left just the mother´s mouth in the frame, I find that unusual and effective.
John Angulat
pro member
I agree!
Fahim, this is fantastic capture.
To me, the absence of clear, defined facial expressions forces me to "see" your title within the image.
My compliments! Well done!