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Rickshaw, 013159 sent on August 02, 2011 (18:36) by Juza. 184 comments, 35760 views.

, 1/20 f/4.0, ISO 100, hand held. Calcutta, India.

In tutta l'India i rickshaw trainati da persone sono proibiti, tranne che a Calcutta, dove migliaia di persone di tutte le età offrono "servizio taxi" trainando questi carretti. Nota: visto l'interesse suscitato da questa foto, ho aggiunto l'originale, http://s15.postimage.org/ooo6g0rq3/013159o.jpg #Panning #MezziDiTrasporto

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sent on July 21, 2012 (19:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Go to India assumes accept a whole series of things that, in our culture, are unacceptable and absurd. I've been there several times and in different contexts equally. You can not expect to judge a country and a people as a whole after having been there as a tourist for 15 days! I remember the bitter outburst Emanuele on his return, including vent that well in light of the fact that I had felt the same at first contact with the Indian reality. But then I learned to appreciate and love the people, so full of humanity and history, so real, vital and honest.

The photo shows a man horse makes a living pulling people and things, an underdog who earns a few rupees per day with a pain which for us is remotely conceivable, barefoot or with slippers smashed, sull'asfalto scorching of the great metropolises of India. Is unacceptable to us and we struggle to understand the situation of human degradation similar, but this man considers himself fortunate because he has a job and can thus feed his family. Make sure to read The city of joy Lapierre, where you just told the story of a man riding ...
So, for me, the controversy over the PP which frankly I do not care of some less, this photo tells a lot about India and therefore has a high documentary value.

Walking the Indian cities can see things far worse, he'll then know if you have sensitivity to your shooting or not. In this photo we see no offense man. Do not take more than a picture of a construction worker or a farmer.

For me it is a beautifulimage is representative of the country. Not comment on the PP, but I like the original and personally I would have left as well. The panning added, however, does not alter the value of the shot.


Namaste ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on July 21, 2012 (19:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I'd like to have a description as to why turn a picture black and white is right while working with images techniques ":-D young:-D" is wrong.
Question: is not that you can not accept that the photograph (like all things) is evoveldo ...
(I put a little chili but obviously my tone is very playful and read everything carefully to learn what you write)

for the human side quoto Pisolomau, this photo is not absolutely offensive!

avatarsenior
sent on July 21, 2012 (19:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very interesting discussion. The difference of opinion is helpful to better understand and realize the different personalities of the different authors. For those, like me, learn a lot from this site and has not yet experienced the eye and the technical skills required would be useful, as it means posting photos if they are using a tripod or freehand, there was a square check ( or so) to indicate with or without PP PP. Seeing the beautiful pictures of many authors on this beautiful site I wonder: is it possible to achieve optimal results without PP? It will be a naive question, but I like to be able to account for. Thank you all :-)

avatarjunior
sent on July 21, 2012 (20:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

but you can achieve optimal results without PP?


theoretically, yes

Nothing prevents you shoot with a Polaroid camera and pull out an instant masterpiece, or take your negative or coupon with your jpeg to a lab and print as well.

If, however, for best results mean a photograph according to the canons that you meet in this forum, FACT is a consolidated workflow - at least - provides an accommodation or modification of some parameters.

The distinction pp, pp little, but how much and how much pp (seems urinalysis :-)) I've never been convinced ... we are talking about a Stream , sometimes schematically hard, sometimes tormented, thought ... nothing prevents you to og &rave, to ask the author info.

avatarjunior
sent on July 21, 2012 (20:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I'd like to have a description as to why turn an image black and white is right while working with technical images "younger" is wrong.


No one here has ever said. Reread well ... ;-)

is not that you can not accept that the photograph (like all things) is evoveldo ...

Of course it has happened, happens and will happen. This attitude is also illustrious victims. It 'important, however, not to imprison in this cage all those who put forward a "however". And 'one of the faults of our times fast: either you're here or there, the posts you read a line so no one, asking questions is not needed, and so on.
:-)

avatarsenior
sent on July 21, 2012 (20:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Joseph is not true, and how it was said:
"I do not agree b / w, there is definitely someone who is rinvoltando in the grave, only to know that you are not comparing the editing and representation of reality. Cn But here we close a veil. (Ex please do not reopen ) "written by Mr.roby.

avatarjunior
sent on July 21, 2012 (20:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

is not true Joseph, and how it was said:
"I do not agree b / w, there is definitely someone who is rinvoltando in the grave, only to know that you are not comparing the editing and representation of reality. Cn But here we close a veil. (Ex please do not reopen ) "written by Mr.roby.


Roby wrote it, but I subscribe too.

and 'but different from your assumption, no? You wrote something else.

We're saying the black and white is a part of the whole picture, a form of expression, in which photography was born (and goes on). Panning photoshop is clicked, a thousand-effects effettini-effettacci. The panning effect on the PC was born yesterday morning, and that ch and we know (and we care) can die tomorrow night.

Why speak of transformation? A lot of photographers still shoot analog bn, and a bunch snaps color just because it works so technically the digital camera, but sees the photo in black and white.
But in any case: we also (and here someone be offended, but amen) that a color photo is transformed into bn initiative that arose during the flow of post-production.
If you do not understand that black and white photography is a form of expression, and not a ploy as the effect of wind, blur, anti-red-eye, I do not know what to do! :-)
It 's like if you were to ask me what are the differences between classical music and a raspberry in a tunnel. These are moments of expression both, right? :-D

HOWEVER, I repeat that: issues related to perception, history of photography, expressive canons nock certainly in complex, dare I say infinite diquisizioni use of bn or color. God forbid. But today we were at the level of characters (I hope).

As well, more down to earth, the problem is not be - generally - in favor of panning photoshopped or not, if someone used it - in a way - and even sconfinasse art, chapeau. Not for the strength we need to place in the photo-reportage Tourism-of-date. The possibilities are (theoretically) infinite.

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sent on July 21, 2012 (20:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Rewrite ..
But here cn close a veil.


if you want you can open another post ... Nn I'm going to open it, xo .. X nn the simple reason that I desire and time, but I'll be happy to help cn a message ;-)

Let's focus more on the concepts of this photo, whatever they may be .. ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on July 21, 2012 (20:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you, Joseph, you were gentle and effective

avatarsenior
sent on July 21, 2012 (21:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

yes, thank you very much Joseph, always very precise and exhaustive :-)
mr roby in my opinion wrong to say "we close with a veil" ... and then say that you do not want and time, it seems to me little constructive!
I remain of the view that the cmq B / cm ² is a distortion of reality, but we are used to seeing him because he was born with photography, so please accept it;
as the B / W expressiveness, even a well done editing can give expression to a photo. The B / W is the history of photography, but also the editing (whether we want to admit it or not) is part of the modern history of photography, and not least ......

avatarjunior
sent on July 21, 2012 (21:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I would just repeat that the editing is not part of the modern history of photography, but has always existed.
Follow this topic the link I added in the previous post.

avatarsenior
sent on July 21, 2012 (21:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

refers to digital photo editing, because you're taking into consideration the photo of Juza .... logical that the editing has always existed.

avatarsenior
sent on July 21, 2012 (22:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I 'liked immediately. The intervening in post demonstrates the idea of ??getting to the final risulteto with creativity 'and adding treamite idea to shoot a photo editing program which is now an integral part of photography, here very well spent among others. Often you forget or do you play the purists in the digital age. The only thing I would say, and 'I would leave more' space in front of the subject, but it 's personal taste.
For the rest, only a beautiful realization.

avatarjunior
sent on July 21, 2012 (22:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I think that man performs his job with dignity and he does not care about the sweat and toil in the evening, which is able to feed his family. Maybe we do not understand or feel humiliated if you do not have a job in an office. But I believe in this and other reports perhaps immoral that we go to places where there is real hunger with photographic equipment that sfamerebbero the entire village who knows how long. So do not judge the photo moralists in his technique that can like it or not and nothing else, it gets worse in every newscast every day. Hello
PS: it would be nice if you could post the original files and modified to grow in photo-retouching Hello

user185
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sent on July 21, 2012 (22:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ Ale, open a new Topics and talk about it .. ;-)

avatarmoderator
sent on July 21, 2012 (22:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I like the composition, panning original (http://s15.postimage.org/ooo6g0rq3/013159o.jpg) and the saturation of the second version (the one posted here).
I encourage everyone to not inflate interventions Off-Topic ;-)
Hello and good life, laurel

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (0:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I thought after the Impressionists, the Fauves and finally the dadismo and the popart you stopped doing certain things .. horrified to hear that the black and white (which from a biological point of view human being is the most false of the world as we see in healthy conditions only in color) can not be compared to a filter photoshop because the black and white there are famous photographers who would turn in his grave ..
Photography is not really the focus is unreal, the wide-angle perspective is unreal, the crushing of telephoto lenses is unreal, falling lines are unreal, the blur of any kind is unreal, flattening itself is absolutely unreal (some Aborigines do not recognize faces human photographic prints of portraits) .. and people are scandalized by a threadagainst photoshop .. :)
All this is a personal thought, but I think we should be a little 'more open and less rigid ..

avatarsenior
sent on July 22, 2012 (1:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

??? but in the pan if it is not a distortion of reality? ... It is not that the author, regardless of whether Juza, and just wanted to emphasize the image!
To a certain propensity teaching of this forum know that we discuss and show the technical details of photography ... That's fine ... The photograph is part of the huge world of visual communication where you can use all the tools that science and technology offer us ... When people used in analog fuji provia or kodachrome What did he do?? When Michelangelo was rough marble blocks from the artisans what he was doing? When used pantograph wood to help in the ratios indicated what he was doing? When Canaletto used a sort of primordial camera to start his paintings what he was doing??

The photograph non a test of strength in which to prove that you stop by the hand so they do not need a tripod or even a tribal ring where those who have the longest tele wins the "female" ...

Ethics of the report? ... Witnessing a fact, an event, send it through the images to be REAL ... What do you mean true! True to how you see ... But this is true? Or is YOUR truth! Do not use the panning photographers but the only starving, turning their backs on the rest of humanity of that place, and tell the whole truth or only the portion that you judge a true representative of your emotion!
Ethics ... Big word but disproportionate in this case ... We may ask what is ethical photographing or filming a child who is dying of thirst on all fours without worrying about him from the bages or to eat ... This is ... This opens moral doubts!

As I've written and read in other posts ... I see an image in which the author focuses on the man with a proud gait is doing its job, anachronistically slower than the flow of lightning rest of the world (panning surrealist) ... Juza, at least from what I sense, does not humiliate him, indeed enhances its slowness and its pride!

I'm not saying they're right, but reassured by my almost 50 years, I admire the expression is not the technique of an image ... I witnessed the passage of time, aging of the decay of certain professionalism and the emergence of new ones. I can be nostalgic smell of acids, of which cromisti in photolithography acidavano with brushes plates to recover the nuances, catalogs of flowers printed six colori. I remember the loupe with which, as artistic director, I checked the focus on the frosted glass of the optical bench ... The control snapshots with the photographer, the cards for the reflections in the chrome ... The fridge where they kept the photographic plates ... But this is life experience, the pleasure of the passing of the same ... Watching on a monitor the 10/15/20 layered Photoshop does not make me feel older or smarter than the photographer who wants the OK for his work!

Good Night

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (1:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

but I think we should be a little 'more open and less rigid ..


Personal experience, of course, but an increase in openness is taking me (I admit that in principle every artifice) to be more and more open and particularly sympathetic to those who - not as an alibi against fear / laziness - conceptually excludes all / some digital possibilities from his photography.
Since you mentioned some of the movements, the history of photography in recent decades and especially contemporary takes also in the presence of a practice that must referential (within the limits of the medium), even if the ends of the operator. There was a linear evolution in photography, much less to the fantasy .

and people are scandalized by a filtro photoshop ..


I also agree, the important thing is to distinguish those who are scandalized by the filter photoshop and who deems appropriate in THIS picture. Precise, since the topic positions taken IN ADVANCE I have not read many ...



avatarsenior
sent on July 22, 2012 (1:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

28th of this thing can be agreed in a small part). I, for my understanding of quest'affascinate art form, I distinguish quite clearly from the photo editing I call extreme, that is the post that somehow alters the reality and not just captured at the time of shooting. For example, I do not fall within the photographic images made from photographs captured in different places and at different times just to get the "perfect shot" ... for instance, a landscape in which the sky is taken made by one click in a certain place and the earth by another ... for me this is not photography but it's just a mere exercise in computer skills, however, also set out fully in the group of artistic expressions, though of recent developments. For me, photography iscapture a moment of reality that surrounds me, trying as much as possible to reproduce what I saw in the time of shooting ... unfortunately it is not always possible, but this is the fascinating aspect: the challenge with the light that is not always manages to win ;-), but once won, gives us great satisfaction ... basically 90% of the production of a good picture for me is to be in the right place at the right time, which can be something random, but also the result of a study and planning ... and this is evidenced by the skill of the photographer.
In the case of the image being discussed at this point will become easy to understand my preference for the original ;-)


Regards,
Massimiliano


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