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By: Roger Williams

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Photographer	Roger Williams {Karma:86139}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon D200
Categories	Children Journalism Street	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	Statues Digital SLR	Lens	Nikon 18-70mm F/3.5-4.5
Uploaded	9/24/2006	Film / Memory Type	ISO 200 setting
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Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Oyama State - TOKYO Country - Japan
About	Friends know that I collect statues erected in public places here in Japan. Here is one of two children forever condemned to play in the grubby street outside Oyama Station on the Tojo Line out of Ikebukuro. Behind them is a map of the district and some typical ads. It was VERY hard to select a viewpoint that revealed their expressions, etc., without losing their profiles in the confusing background.

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Roger Williams

{K:86139} 9/25/2006

Thank you. But with the two children facing each other it is hard to capture both faces as you get closer. Really, quite a difficult subject but a very pleasant statue. This was the best I could do, alas...

Wouter van Noort {K:4369} 9/24/2006

I understand the difficulty and think it's a good try. The only thing i can image to get more seperation from the background is to make two images in stead of one. That would allow you to zoom in closer, and together with the largest aperture possible, would throw the background out of focus.

João F * Photography

{K:41945} 9/24/2006

Roger excelent composition my dear friend !!
regards
joão

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