Excercise at the Bund, Shanghai 2004 by Kal Khogali

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14-OCT-2004

Excercise at the Bund, Shanghai 2004

It was the Shanghai Marathon. As with all occasions it was a celebration. I loved their commitment. The red cloths got lost in the Black and White, but colour distracted from the movement.

Sony DSC-P72
1/8s f/2.8 at 6.0mm iso200 hide exif

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Date/Time	14-Oct-2004 06:54:57
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Martha Albuquerque		11-Sep-2007 17:46
beautiful! v*

Latifa Messaoudi		23-Aug-2007 19:38
I love the blur , love the red, love the athmosphere! really exellent!!

Guest		25-May-2006 16:20
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Guy Dube		19-Feb-2006 14:11
Very nice shot Kark, I like the movement of the red cloth in the air, very well done! Best regards Guy

Guest		08-Jan-2006 16:35
Beautiful shot - the selective colour is perfect, and I love the woman's smile.

Guest		10-Sep-2005 14:20
he he he !! Not just Wow!!.. but spontaneous laughter thats wells up from within to express the surge of energy that this wonderful image portrays.... somthing truly enchanting about the image and your use of colour hits a chord somewhere within... Cheers and a Big Vote for this one!! VV

Guest		08-Sep-2005 21:31
Well done Kal!

Guest		31-Jul-2005 12:36
What an amazing image!

ruthemily		22-Jun-2005 08:26
a really clever idea for partial desaturation! while the full colour version is more vibrant, i do like this one too. this one has a sense of unity about it...all the women are united in the celebration by the waving of the same red cloths. the other tones, all in monochrome, also unite them.

Phil Douglis		16-May-2005 16:50
This works beautifully, Kal. I have n o problem with the blur -- almost the entire image is moving this time. You are not trying to contrast the moving vs. the still. The red flags make it work. Without them, it is nothing. That is the incongruity here, the blur the abstraction, and such patriotic energy is certainly a human value.

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