Before Jason and I photographed the two women I posted last week, we also spent some time photographing these guys. And on this occasion I definitely prefer Jason's version to mine:
comment bypaflechien at 08:21 AM (GMT) on 27 April, 2010
Skull & Fox (or pig ?) don't know
Those hands tatoo are baby's hands !?
comment bydjn1 at 08:38 AM (GMT) on 27 April, 2010
paflechien: I think it's a fox, but it does seem to have a pig's snout. As for the hands: I hadn't thought about it, but you're probably right - I wish I'd asked him now.
comment byGarry at 08:49 AM (GMT) on 27 April, 2010
I think Jasons does have a bit more life in it... just the slight bit of movement has given the shot some action
comment bydjn1 at 08:53 AM (GMT) on 27 April, 2010
Garry: yep, I quite agree.
comment byNicki at 11:59 AM (GMT) on 27 April, 2010
"... I wish I'd asked him now." Here in germany it's impossible show streetphotography or portrait shoots without a signed model release! (Cruel law and order ... ) That's why I always give a business card away, don't you?
comment bydjn1 at 12:16 PM (GMT) on 27 April, 2010
Nicki: yes, I often give business cards to the people I photograph, but didn't on this occasion. As for the law in the UK: it may change at some point soon, but for the time being at least it's still legal to photograph people without needing a model release. If I wanted to sell the image, I'd definitely need one, but for editorial use such as this it's not a problem.
comment byDan Kaufman at 02:08 PM (GMT) on 27 April, 2010
Yes, there's a bit more story in Jason's shot.
Excellent B/W conversion. Love how their backs pop out of the scene.
comment byNavin Harish at 04:58 AM (GMT) on 28 April, 2010
Has the guy on the right dropped his phone in the water or is it in his hand?
comment bydjn1 at 05:28 AM (GMT) on 28 April, 2010
Navin: I wondered about that too, but would guess that he's holding it in this shot.
comment by Danny Hobson at 01:24 AM (GMT) on 7 June, 2010
Hi. i'm the guy on the left. just to clear one issue up those are babies hands on my arms (they're my daughters) i really love this photo. so glad i came across it :)
Before Jason and I photographed the two women I posted last week, we also spent some time photographing these guys. And on this occasion I definitely prefer Jason's version to mine:
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Skull & Fox (or pig ?) don't know
Those hands tatoo are baby's hands !?
paflechien: I think it's a fox, but it does seem to have a pig's snout. As for the hands: I hadn't thought about it, but you're probably right - I wish I'd asked him now.
I think Jasons does have a bit more life in it... just the slight bit of movement has given the shot some action
Garry: yep, I quite agree.
"... I wish I'd asked him now." Here in germany it's impossible show streetphotography or portrait shoots without a signed model release! (Cruel law and order ... ) That's why I always give a business card away, don't you?
Nicki: yes, I often give business cards to the people I photograph, but didn't on this occasion. As for the law in the UK: it may change at some point soon, but for the time being at least it's still legal to photograph people without needing a model release. If I wanted to sell the image, I'd definitely need one, but for editorial use such as this it's not a problem.
Yes, there's a bit more story in Jason's shot.
Excellent B/W conversion. Love how their backs pop out of the scene.
Has the guy on the right dropped his phone in the water or is it in his hand?
Navin: I wondered about that too, but would guess that he's holding it in this shot.
Hi. i'm the guy on the left. just to clear one issue up those are babies hands on my arms (they're my daughters) i really love this photo. so glad i came across it :)
Hi Danny, I'm glad you like it :)
Good use of the DOF and spot on b/w conversion. Nice job!