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| sent on April 22, 2014 (10:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Bei subject to workers in front of the children 'do not lose the lens' chance to play.
I am not convinced the cut of the legs and I also think that if they looked in your direction, rather than in that of another who was photographing (or at least I think ...) would have been much more exciting ... Bei soggetti a bambini lavoratori che di fronte all' obiettivo non perdono l' occasione di giocare.
Non mi convince il taglio delle gambe e penso anche che, se avessero guardato nella tua direzione, invece che in quella di un altro che stava fotografando ( o almeno credo... ) sarebbe stata decisamente più coinvolgente... |
| sent on April 22, 2014 (18:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
You're right: I am eaten hands I also look for the boys (it would be enough to move a little more to the right to have their undivided attention), but their faces before the camera was too funny to be discarded.
The feet are cut brutally unfortunately quite common in my shots, since the beginning I tend not to lend them a lot of attention and you're not the first to make me notice that for some hassle!
(It will be the first thing I look at in the next step)
Thank you very much for the visit and good advice: I have a great need!
Marta Hai ragione: mi son mangiata le mani anche io per lo sguardo dei ragazzi (sarebbe bastato spostarmi un poco più a destra per aver la loro totale attenzione) ma le loro smorfie davanti all'obiettivo erano troppo divertenti per essere scartate.
I piedi tagliati brutalmente purtroppo son abbastanza frequenti nei miei scatti, essendo agli inizi tendo a non prestar loro molta attenzione e non sei il primo a farmi notare che da un po fastidio!
(sarà la prima cosa che guarderò nei prossimi scatti)
Ti ringrazio molto della visita e degli ottimi consigli: ne ho un gran bisogno!
Marta |
| sent on April 22, 2014 (19:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Good evening. Bel seeds close-up! Why are you justifying? Moving on to the pictures! I think of Fellini's Amarcord! A poor man, simpleton, pulling a wheelbarrow full of bricks, sees his master, he stops and asks him: "My grandfather was a brick, the brick was my father, I make the bricks ... but where is my home? - -
Sorry if I have dwelt. Brava!
Franco-FB Buona sera. Bel semi primo piano! Perché ti giustifichi? Passiamo alla foto! Penso ad Amarcord di Fellini! Un poveruomo, sempliciotto, tirava la carriola piena di mattoni, vede il padrone, si ferma e gli chiede: "Mio nonno faceva mattoni, mio padre faceva i mattoni, io faccio i mattoni...ma la mia casa dov'è? --
Scusa se ho dilungato. Brava!
Franco FB- |
| sent on June 10, 2014 (11:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Agree with Buffalmano, the focal point of interest are the bricks with grass that sprouts and baby that mimics the look of the shot. Beautiful candid photo, hello Piergiovanni D'accordo con Buffalmano, il punto focale e d'interesse sono i mattoni con l'erba che spunta e lo sguardo del bimbo che imita lo scatto. Bella foto spontanea, ciao Piergiovanni |
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