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18-FEB-2005 JeffryZ

Lonely Man by JeffryZ

La Jolla

Feeling abandoned.

Konica-Minolta DiMAGE A200
1/320s f/3.5 at 50.8mm iso50 hide exif
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Date/Time18-Feb-2005 15:46:23
MakeKonica-Minolta
ModelDiMAGE A200
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length50.8 mm
Exposure Time1/320 sec
Aperturef/3.5
ISO Equivalent50
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JPEG Quality (6)
Exposure Programprogram (2)
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Konica Minolta Users25-Feb-2005 03:38
Another thing besides his posture that caught my eye was that he wasn't looking at anything- not out at the ocean to his right or to the park area to his left. I removed the color because I thought the green grass was too distracting. I also debated cropping out the trash can, but decided to leave it as metaphor. JeffryZ
Konica Minolta Users23-Feb-2005 12:19
Nice to see a picture capturing people in this theme .. Well done! -T.P.
Richard Bird22-Feb-2005 20:43
Very nicely composed. The picture expresses loneliness very well.
Konica Minolta Users22-Feb-2005 03:49
Hi Jeffry,

you have been able to capture a good sense of loneliness here. I think it's the posture of the man and the tones of the image. Nice composition

Claudio
Konica Minolta Users21-Feb-2005 18:30
Very smoth tones. The tones and the compsostion do very well in projecting a feeling of lonelyness.
Rod Raisanen
Konica Minolta Users20-Feb-2005 02:36
Yes, the compo is good and the guy does look abandoned. Good take on the theme.
Fred
Konica Minolta Users19-Feb-2005 13:42
I like the composition. The corner 'action', the position at the extremity of the bench, the guy postureand of course using B&W ; They all reinforce the impression of solitude. Even the garbage can does not want him.
S. Chauveau