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By: Andreas Droussiotis

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Photographer	Andreas Droussiotis {Karma:4757}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon A-1
Categories	Candids At Work Portrait	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio	Portrait-Monochrome	Lens	Canon 50 mm
Uploaded	9/20/2007	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Neopan
		ISO / Film Speed	1600
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Paphos State - Country - Cyprus
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Andreas Droussiotis

{K:4757} 9/23/2007

Spencer
Thanks for the useful critique.
While i do not want to give cheap excuses i want to point out that i never use flash.And of course proper lighting does not exist in places like this anyway.
Regards

Spencer Clark {K:409} 9/23/2007

This image seems rather blurry and out of focus. While I admire trying to time the shot appropriately, the look the the subjects eyes just don't scream what you are going for. His eyes definitely tell a different story - no real 'life' in them. This is most likely due to lack of proper lighting. Of course, given the situation and place, there may not have been room for proper flash. The main thing that stands out to me is that it seems his shoulder is more in focus than his eyes.

Andreas Droussiotis

{K:4757} 9/20/2007

Thanks Robert .
Fast lens for sure !

Campbell Cameron

{K:1682} 9/20/2007

A good capture with candid image. A fast lens or a steady hand? Some text with the image would help. Nonetheless stil good.

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