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in 8's [2.0]
Posted by CS (Melbourne, Australia) on 2 February 2007 in Documentary & Street and Portfolio.
A random installment in a nothing lane in the city, you can only find it by mistake.
jaclyn from dallas, United States
that is the best way to find something. like the cropping in this.
2 Feb 2007 5:10am
Kheoh Yee Wei from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
wow,great photo ! How did you find this stuff?
2 Feb 2007 7:58am
Zach Siebert from Bologna, Italy
nice goin' putting the fotografer in the frame. otherwise it would just be another photo of someone else's artwork. i like this very much.
2 Feb 2007 1:14pm
Paul Ricciardi from West Hartford, United States
Very nicely shot, it's an interesting find and one that has been well captured. The exhibit by itself doesn't strike me as too terribly powerful, it creates a sense of "what is this and why is it here" but doesn't really evoke strong meaning. But the way you've captured it and the addition of the man reloading film really makes the photo and adds a sense of story to it. It's nice, in a strange, surreal, almost 1984 kind of way. Very good.
2 Feb 2007 2:46pm
Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan
Interesting installment that you found, I like very much the lighting of this scene, I wonder what is that exactly, what is the meaning and why a decision was made for placing it there.
2 Feb 2007 3:38pm
Francis from Hong Kong
Nice shot Chris . One that definatelt get you thinking about this bizzare arrangement
2 Feb 2007 7:14pm
Yanle from Singapore, Singapore
Are those public phones real? Or just graphics? Either way, it's an intriguing photo.
2 Feb 2007 7:16pm
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
I remember your ealier photo of these. This one is quite interesting with dramatic light and that wonderful anachronistic action of loading film into a camera.
2 Feb 2007 9:55pm
lasiate from Philippines
interessant mais j'aurais débouché le noir pour le photographe pour éclairer le visage
3 Feb 2007 1:08am
Duncan Galbraith from kyoto, Japan
Brilliant. The human element elevates this to another level entirely. It opens up a narrative canvas and the processing is sublime,with the figure shrouded in darkness and the grafitti backdrop. Great work mate.
4 Feb 2007 11:15am
Michael from Glasgow, United Kingdom
Great choice of framing, the portrait format really works with the lines converging towards the light. Great processing and composition. Nice one.
4 Feb 2007 10:36pm
Michelle Bialowas from Melbourne Victoria, Australia
What a mad instillation. Did you hear the phone ring every so often? I love the fact you included a person in the composition. You have great telant Chris.
14 Feb 2007 2:18am
Alby from Turin, Italy
I need to write this down in my language: un vero capolavoro (a real masterpiece).
17 Feb 2007 9:02am
