From the course: Photo Critique of the Week
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Why this frame?
From the course: Photo Critique of the Week
Why this frame?
- [Steve] Hey, everybody. Welcome to Photo Critique of the Week, my name is Steve Simon, the Passionate Photographer. And this week, I'm going to talk about some images that the critique will be longer than the time it took me to make these images because both scenes were made from kind of the same place I was photographing on one side, then I turned, and I saw another motorcycle or Vespa vehicle on the other side. And it all transpired in a relatively short time while I was waiting for the light to change. So let's talk about why I chose the frame that I did, and we'll see if you agree because, in a lot of these situations, you know, it's a matter of deciding which picture has the least amount of faults, if you will, and is most effective at communicating what it is that you're saying here. So, I came across this corner in Rome, and these gentlemen, well-dressed, on the motorcycle or the Vespa, I guess it might be,…
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Contents
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Critique of window images from multiple photographers7m 44s
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Critique of some of Ben Long's black-and-white work12m 24s
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Critiquing images from other photographers from a parade9m 26s
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Critique of wedding images from Rick Collins8m 3s
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Critique of Juan Carlo Ocana's Cuban images8m 54s
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Critique of Barb Davidson wrestling essay6m 6s
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Looking at the work of Clifford Pickett6m 53s
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Analyzing the work of street photographer Hakim Boulouiz6m 21s
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Critique of a series of the beverage bottles in Havana5m 11s
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Exploring images of the roads of Havana3m 15s
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