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Rickshaw, 013159 sent on August 02, 2011 (18:36) by Juza. 187 comments, 36835 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 22, 2012 (2:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

We speak of a photo reportage for which the image should reflect on some positive and negative values ??of life and the moments that pass through it. the skill of the photographer is to highlight them ..
If I interpret click through this reading to me the artistic intention of Juza and lawful but not functional as a trained eye soon becomes clear that there is half an abuse, and this is already enough to feel something for the purpose of misleading message photo .
Again, seeing the original picture I think from this point of view is more effective if beyond the technique of panning is suitable or not

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sent on July 22, 2012 (2:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The question of provocation Juza is quite intriguing and it allows me to address a topic that has tormented me for a long time. Given that, in the evolution of photographic technology to digital photo editing as an opportunity to consider the integral of this technology, I can not fail to point out that with a program like photoshop you can even create images from scratch using the program properly. All legitimate because by such manipulations may ensue even a 'work of art. Famous artists have created paintings using portions of images. But the picture for me is something else: it is the image Through a lens, the settings of the camera and a shot is recorded on a sensor. The post-production must be limited to no heavy retouching saturation, contrast, sharpness and a little bit more. Discuss thection will go on forever because the boundaries of these actions are extremely volatile, but the rest, to me, is where the color pictorial creativity, your brushes and palette are digital.

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sent on July 22, 2012 (9:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I do not understand certain philosophical commentaries of pros and cons.
Juza is famous for his way of showing photography, so it is and so will you.
I admire his images, I disagree with his final results.
Many have commented on the image posted quà calling it a good paning, I think that doing paning is not for everyone, it is not even a simple thing.
To them I would ask who is the main subject in this picture?

Advice to young people to look at the picture made in two ways, the moment that the author wants to convey, and run using a super equipment, which in this case was sufficient also a good phone, he used a 1Ds III and M ' L series lens is a waste.

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (10:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

On the legality and morality of post-production work in photojournalism were written so many pages, but the issue continues to be present and unfortunately subject to different interpretations. Equally important is the responsibility of the owner of this forum and the author of this photo, because it is taken as an example or as a teacher for many emerging photographers who read and try to learn from these virtual pages.
Joseph, even if you define "long-winded", I read with pleasure and interest in what you have written on the subject, because you are able to express perfectly what is my thought. One very important thing, however, is still missing analysis thus far made.
And 'the task and duty of reportage photography WITHOUT TELLING mystify the photojournalistic scene that iswas taken: this, even in the areas of free interpretation of the author of the photograph, the photographer must involve ethically at all levels of the production process of the image, from image capture to final print: already during shooting, with great responsibility, consideration should be given if the message it conveys the image that is being produced, the choices of composition and optical properties that have been done, tells us what he really needs to be said about that scene or if the case can give rise to interpretations that conflict with the fact real.
But back to the topic we are dealing with, which is, however, only a part of the workflow for the production of ethical reportage images, there is only one real ethical boundary that should never be exceeded in the practice of digital darkroom, namely that in SHIFT when you make a voluntarytary of pixels, ie when one or more minimum units of the image are replaced or cloned. This shift gives rise to new visual reality outside the data recorded through the lens at a given time and a given place, and therefore misrepresent the reality of those who are going against the founding principles of ethical journalism.
In the photo Juza, the original of which among other things works fine, have been moved pixel: this leads us to consider the involvement of post production as far as I'm concerned, not open to the press photography and reportage.

David

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sent on July 22, 2012 (10:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

One very important thing, however, is still missing analysis thus far made.
And 'the task and duty of the photojournalism WITHOUT TELLING mystify


Hello,
the issue had been raised and not so implicitly Bafman.
Then I had included in the three issues that boiled hot in this topic, but said that at the time I preferred to skirt the issue, and I started from the end, the aesthetic result.
A purely practical: I can hardly move a stone at a time, let alone a mountain ... :-D

Interesting your position and the speech of the pixels. So hot, I tell you frankly that I get a simplification of a multifaceted reality, which escapes the schematization. But there ripenser & ograve,.
I have my own feeling, but let's see if the debate moves on the ethics of reportage.

Thank you, hello. 8-)



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sent on July 22, 2012 (11:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

David, just use a canvas, a wide aperture or a shutter speed slow "change" reality immensamentedi most of my intervention in this photo, I think it is necessary to evaluate the final picture as a whole (and in this case, however, reflects a real scene, even if necessarily "interpreted" the technique used and the processing).

Among other things in your photos (which I really like!) See scene like this:

www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?l=it&cat=singola&t=131690

That ... I'm not sure even-even a representation of reality, but a particularly "painterly", nice but not different from processing thrust made with PS.

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

It is a false belief visisiva correspondence between what is seen in a photographic image and the reality ... The shot is subjective and as such is nothing but a simulacrum of reality ... Fortunately, the man is free to interpret what he sees, transferring the image in his point of view! Try to make a group trip, take the photos and you'll see different points of view! Man will never be neutral witness of a fact ...

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (11:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Juza:
tele, wide-angle lenses, diaphragms, Rates are the tools that the Photographer to interpret a scene, as is the brush for the painter. The choice of film was another tool, as it can be today adjust the color and contrast.
The filters in Photoshop are the tools of the graph, and not the photographer, especially in the reportage / photojournalism.
The scene being shot, in this case, has been accentuated in certain aspects, using a critical attitude and conservative on the amount of filter to be applied so that the end result is not deviated by a very credible result in photography. Nevertheless, I believe that the involvement of PP run is absolutely lawful in reportage photography.

Hello
David

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sent on July 22, 2012 (11:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

photoshop filters are the tools of the graph, and not the photographer


Do not agree on this, PS is a tool also of the photographer, just like lenses and cameras.

I believe that the intervention of PP run is absolutely lawful in reportage photography.


But what is the difference with your photo mentioned above? Both show a reality that can not be seen with the naked eye, I would say that mine is a little closer to what we can observe.

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (11:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

But my image was obtained only with those who have always been the tools photographer's lenses, aperture and shutter.
The result is a lot more of your unreal, it is true, but this is the Photography and-of course-far be it from me to say that photography, also a journalist, it's just the mere representation of reality!

In addition there is also the fact that you have, but this is personal taste, an aesthetic capacity and a critical use of PS Extreme forms: this makes the actions of PP pleasant and even those who try to entice unfortunately these skills but also this taste and critical sense has not. But this is a different matter and should be off topic ...

David

avatarsenior
sent on July 22, 2012 (11:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

nothing to add .. gorgeous!

avatarsenior
sent on July 22, 2012 (12:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful image! Beautiful panning! A praise to the author. I totally agree with certain interventions in PP. In this case Juza wanted to emphasize the effect, to give a greater movement and especially to describe and interpret what he saw and wants to communicate. I also agree that you should always declare certain interveners, especially if they are more marked (although frankly in this case the effect is so mild that you might not declare ...!) And you must always maintain a certain honesty with ourselves but especially to those who keep our images. I think that will be awarded the Nobel Prize who will find this damn limit between photography, Photoshop, ethical, moral, etc.. etc.. I think, however, that the PP. Is an essential element in the picture, like the camera and lens. What matters is, That it is not distorted the picture and the message of the release remain intact. We give free rein to interpretation and reinterpretation of reality. I think that the pp is outside all the taste, class and creativity of the photographer. In the pp is not important to know all the secrets and all the tricks, it is not necessary to be a guru, but the important thing is how one acts: do not show artifacts, first of all, to emphasize some aspects of the image such as color blurred lights etc. but all gently, sobriety, simplicity and harmony, and this seems to me to see him in all the images of Juza. If the camera is equivalent to the foundation and load-bearing walls, the goal is all the final finishing, and pp is the final painting. All thoughts very personal. ;-)

Ps.: Beautiful and interesting discussion:-P

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (13:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

In these discussions often used a misconception.

"Photography is never a true reflection of reality: objectives, sprains, black and white, angles and so on."
So: found that the medium is unfaithful, that everything can be faithless and therefore open to any retouching.

But, my goodness, it is undeniable that there is a whole part of photography that has as its foundation the carry-over of a fragment of reality, even with all the limitations of the medium, and a part that you do not care - right or wrong depends on - of this fidelity.

God forbid that even the photographer who takes my picture, as produced by a limited means, with a goal that is not the human eye, from an angle choice, was also authorized to make me theyellow eyes instead of brown.

So please do not continue to pull out of this story, which has no outlet. ;-)



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sent on July 22, 2012 (14:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

do not agree on this, PS is also a tool of the photographer, just like lenses and cameras.

It is the photographer until you change it, or intervenes heavily in the picture, then it would only create an image produced by your imagination or your personal taste .. (I produce images)

The digital photograph should only be reduced in camera raw, adjusting color and contrast levels ... What it was once cn choice of films, or contrasted more choosing paper ... Etc etc

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (14:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

What is the difference with your photo mentioned above? Both show a reality that can not be seen with the naked eye, I would say that mine is a little closer to what we can observe.


Juza, thanks for bringing us to the core.

There is a world of difference, astronomical!

It 's important not to be deceived by any formal affinities but consider the underlying motivations expressive, conceptual, as well as the effects sorted.

The photo of David is an interpretation . And 'the movement of the bullfight, is color, is life. Remember a little 'photos of Haas.
What was the mission of this photo? Linking shapes, colors and movement, leave in suspension the contact to bring the observer to enjoy more and more . The effect is obviously said in the image, but rather is an integral part. The intent is artistic. The color moves on a neutral base, that wisely the author decided to tarnish also. This image has a why aesthetic, and its completeness photography. E 'a whole , was created to give an impression, fails, closes.

Your photos with panning is forced ... half a thing.
Born as reportage photos in a series. Leaving aside the fact that you were still good (because it's easier to talk about here), the picture has problems: the face is not perfectly clear, and ifwant some omogeineizzazione subject-background. From here we transfer the pictures in the living room make-up, where the imbellettiamo (color, saturation, panning) and ... as it comes out? Bafman defines the cartoon of a sprinter . Expression crude but effective.
Photographically not stand: In a previous posting I detailed why, and I do not repeat it. But the taste of fake is also reflected in aesthetic judgment: here the effect is not the vehicle for the purpose of the work, here there is a presentation of the measured movement that detached from reality to arrive at something else. No, the mission here is (and can only remain, of course) the reporting, but it is naively betrayed. The picture was so-so? We could (and we did) dazzle you with special effects ... Non is a whole, a concept, an idea, such as bullfighting. This has nothing to art. Unless we do not charmed by the easy charm of detachment "man and the cart stopped and everything else in the infantry." But why not a zoom effect, then? While we're at ... someone would have liked anyway, you know. (Joke).
It remains, however, an attempt to bring a photo honest on the altars of the popular aesthetic. This is perceived, nothing else. Beyond your intentions.

See you, too, moreover, that upon presentation of the original, the majority of users then chooses this. Although it has a little, I admit.

On the whole this fiction easily sgamabile photographically and aesthetically counterproductive engage then the arrows of those who admit in the report just click the naked epuro, and who adds the aggravating circumstance that the whole process of icing-on-soup I've had for more object a poor devil, and not a chalet Dolomites.
On this point I have not yet given, I do not know if I will, but I recognize that something undeniably stride.

Ethics of reportage that still does not and can not make a mustache to the bullfighter: there inconsistencies there are not, that is an interpretation.

hello!



avatarsenior
sent on July 22, 2012 (15:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Finally we went back to talking about photography, so I resubmit to express my opinion on what has been said in the last post, the last of Joseph Pagano in particular.
Had initially opposed two schools of thought: the purists of photography, who were opposed to any type (or almost) intervention post production that went beyond the room clear, and possibilistic, those who believed lawful the use of techniques designed to manipulate the forms depicted, as well as to the colors.
Now you, Joseph, you are using two weights and two measures, considering how "interpretation" shooting the bull and the bullfighter (image that I appreciate, understand) and as a shot badly to Juza.
Shots on dance face "is not perfectly clear," ignoring the fact that it is a peculiarity of any attempt to panning that do not have a well-defined subject, in fact the details of this, despite being required to shoot the photographer as a sniper does with his moving target, are intended to overhang at least a few pixels! Unless you use a still camera attached physically to the moving subject (but even there ...).
The same evaluation is feasible for the head of the bullfighter (since we took this as a reference image), which is far from being "perfectly clear", but by force of circumstances!
Who decides that Bullfighting is an art photography and reportage? You?
I have been several times in Spain, but I never saw a Bullfight, then I want to see that picture and look for a reportage look that I could not find.
So ... point of view!

avatarsenior
sent on July 22, 2012 (15:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I forgot!
Shooting data: 1/20 f/4.0, ISO 100, free hand.
I think Juza has made a very clear choice: iso 100! Could well be as high as ISO 3200 saw the body used to obtain a time 1/640mo of a second. He froze the movement of man and also the car. It is therefore choice of expression, the will to carry out a precise panning.
In the judgment of a photo, we should not prevent us from reading the exif.

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (15:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Wolf3d, with all due respect, I think that you have not understood the meaning total of what I wrote. And what's more you're mixing other people's opinions to mine. This topic is divided into two: the fans of a team and those of the other. The positions are different.

If after all that I have written for you bullfighting and the photo of Juza are two effects of camera shake identical and belong to the same genre of photography, and shall have the same aesthetic effects, I with you I give up.

I respect your opinion, but do not ask me to explain why water is wet, I can not.

Hello.

avatarjunior
sent on July 22, 2012 (15:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

In the judgment of a photo, we should not prevent us from reading the exif.


Right. Expose them always in museums, and in books of photographic criticism.

Viewing finger, try to read my writing calmly. Then you can agree or not.

avatarsenior
sent on July 22, 2012 (15:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

No look, I surrender myself with you, who presume to possess the absolute truth, and woe to those who arrisica to opine.
It seems to me that I never talked about teams or anything like that, I was referring only to the fact that initially the critical discourse on vertessero manipulation photoshop or not, now you have brought up a face is not perfectly focused.
I have criticized this your note with technical concepts that thou hast not care to take into account in your answer.
It seems to me that you want to wind up with enough ("I am with you I surrender") my point of view.

Hello




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