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17-FEB-2009	Penny Street

I'm putting the color version of this in pending. Tell me what you think.

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ctfchallenge		22-Feb-2009 01:15
thanks Jano - Penny Street

ctfchallenge		22-Feb-2009 00:38
This really works for me Penny as far as the topic goes. Although the print on the left seems more in focus, it really is just background and adds the interest factor. Great image. jano

ctfchallenge		21-Feb-2009 23:07
thanks tv and Brent. Penny STreet

ctfchallenge		21-Feb-2009 15:49
Nicely done Penny, the B&W looks good. ~Brent

Canon DSLR Challenge		21-Feb-2009 01:58
I love ambiguity and this works wonderfully for fashion week in NYC. Outstanding take on the topic where the focused vs oof areas create a narrative of wannabees.. or something. -tv

ctfchallenge		20-Feb-2009 23:16
Thanks Doug and dt! Lydia - I looked twice after Doug's comment and said to myself that I think the cars add another perspective about the street that would be lost to a lot of blank space if they weren't there. Anyway, thanks for your reassurance. I worked hard on this one. Penny Street

ctfchallenge		20-Feb-2009 23:02
I love the in focus advertising juxtaposed to the OOF live people -dtallakson

Canon DSLR Challenge		20-Feb-2009 21:59
This is cool. I think the car reflection adds to the information we get about the scene. ~Lydia

COAmature		20-Feb-2009 16:50
I like the definitive distinction of in and out of focus created by the walls edge. Too bad about the car reflections. -Doug

ctfchallenge		20-Feb-2009 16:45
I like the b&w better too Penny as the color was too distracting and drew our attention away from the subjects. This works very well for the topic as the in-focus part is interesting but the OOF woman naturally draws us to her by the contrast of her lighter face against the darker background. CJ

ctfchallenge		20-Feb-2009 13:47
thanks Troy, Debi, and Rod. And believe me, If I'm making the right choices, it's only an accident (trial and error, mostly). Penny Street

Rod		20-Feb-2009 10:14
Yes the B&W works a lot better the picy is just great for the challenge. You seem to be making all the right choices Penny.

Guest		20-Feb-2009 04:42
I like this one too- Debi

Guest		20-Feb-2009 04:07
Oh, Penny. This is Great! I haven't seen the Color Version yet but I really like this.

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