The Game

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By: Jim Gamble

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Photographer	Jim Gamble {Karma:12164}
Project	#15 Personal Style	Camera Model	Nikon F100
Categories	Journalism	Film Format
Portfolio	Friends Black&White	Lens	Tamron AF 28-80 3.5-5.6
Uploaded	3/29/2004	Film / Memory Type	Ilford Delta Pro
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	260	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/8.0
Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	Film was pushed one stop.

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Debby Biri {K:4775} 5/6/2004

that looks like a serious situation - nice angle and lighting

Chris Hayward {K:1519} 3/29/2004

Good photojournelist style shot here.

This is a very nice situation for a posed or at least chosen shot. Was this a quick shot or a posed or at least carefully chosen shot?

I think that this is such a good situation that if you are able to come across this again, it might be worth taking a roll or two (if you have a quiet camera or can do so without getting razzed). I think ideally I'd like to see all the faces and to be able to figure out from the photo who are the two players and who are the observers. The crossed feet on the left bother me a bit too since they seem to moderate the intensity captured in the rest of the photo. Also loosing the lamp and the white shirt to the unknown in the background would help.

Is this a situation where you could have gotten a little more elevation (or even straight down)? Again, overall I like the shot as a document -- and if you have a chance at this group again (or even periodically), I'd burn some more film looking for an even better one.

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