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Uploaded: 12/02/03 12:12 AM GMT
Diner
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(Main) photography->still life
just one of my random shots
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CompletelySilent
12/02/03 12:26 AM GMT
This is a very cool shot. Very simple.
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All things are possible until they are proven impossible and even the impossible may only be so, as of now.
John Falkenstine, is this you? Whomever: terrific photo! I love early 50s nostalgia -- diners, movie theater fascades, drive-ins, the old Route 66, roadside attractions, etc .
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Great generic shot. Simple, but captures the subject well. However, I think it would be even better without that blur at the bottom left - is that a table or something?
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"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." Bertrand Russell
Good shot, but the table at the bottom and that it has a pinkish caste to it that keeps me from totally enjoying it.
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The work of art may have a moral effect, but to demand moral purpose from an artist is to make him ruin his work.
(Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - 1832)
Agree with Piner. Very good picture!
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"Violence is the last resort of the incompetent" (I. Asimov)
thanks guys... and you are right about the blur.. it is a table by the way... i am working on that
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Back to 60's...very nice shot...i think the blurry table,gives a depth to the picture...but onr thing is missing. A Coke logo ; ) !!...good job...
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CemKarahan,
A soul,which is not dedicated to a goal;is lost.
Because,being everywhere is equal to being nowhere.
Montaigne
This is a great picture. I love all old/nostalgic stuff.
Great job and this is going in my favorites! = )
Great job and this is going in my favorites! = )
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"I became like a band member whose instrument was the camera." -Linda McCartney
Where to begin? Your use of repetition is very creative as is the way you used the seats to create a diagonal that gives a feeling of perspective to your image. The chrome circles and the hard geometry of the tiles creates a contrast that is subtly suggestive, and I can't say exactly what it suggests. The red shift brings to mind the vinyl over all the old car-seats I remember as a kid (1960's?), and the far background bulletin board gives a homey feeling that makes me think I want to go eat there. I am less enthralled by the out of focus foreground element, but you already know about that. You should offer this image to the restaurant owner. I think he would like it. It surpasses most professional work I've seen.
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