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Photographer Anthony Lound  Anthony Lound {Karma:6661}
Project #51 Silhouettes and Abstracts Camera Model Nikon D70
Categories From The Field
At Work
Film Format
Portfolio Lens Nikon  18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED AF-S DX
Uploaded 10/9/2005 Film / Memory Type ISO 400 Digital
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Critiques 9 Rating
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Location City -  Lancaster County
State -  PENNYSYLVANIA
Country - United States   United States
About This particular crop is still mostly green. It will take until next February for the leaves to cure. The silhouette is an Amish boy, who quickly vanished!
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Anthony Lound Anthony Lound   {K:6661} 10/10/2005
Thank you Endre. The Amish would let themselves be killed rather than lift a single finger in self-defence; they eschew violence of any kind. Let me quote an Amish response to this question: "If the result [of violence towards us] is death at the hands of the attacker, so be it; death is not threatening to us as Christians. Hopefully the attacker will have at least had a glimpse of the love of Christ in our nonviolent response".

A weapon of any kind would therefore be anathema in this culture, and I hope my capture did not evoke that response in many people. Kind regards Endre.

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Endre Novak Endre Novak   {K:12666} 10/10/2005
Excellent post, like the silhoutte of the boy.
For some reason ,- I am a very peaceful guy ,- but,- a 6 shot Colt is missing from this atmosphere. :-)
Cheers,
Endre

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Margaret Sturgess   {K:49403} 10/10/2005
Great composition with very good colours. Really tells a story and the silhouette of the little boy adds to it very nicely.
Margaret

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Ina Nicolae Ina Nicolae   {K:44481} 10/10/2005
It's frustrating not to be able to edit or retract your own comments, especially when you add some uninspired crop. So sorry!

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Anthony Lound Anthony Lound   {K:6661} 10/10/2005
Hmmm...looking at your crop a few times. I rather like it Ina. I agree with you about the mechanical stuff over the painterly elements. I'm searching for the image that is in YOUR mind TOO - it's something I strive for in my mind in pics like this.

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Anthony Lound Anthony Lound   {K:6661} 10/10/2005
Don't be silly Ina! ANY alternative perspective by your hand is something to be taken seriously. I think compostion IS hard!

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Ina Nicolae Ina Nicolae   {K:44481} 10/10/2005
Hmmm, second thoughts... Your original is better. Sorry, it wasn't a good idea.

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Ina Nicolae Ina Nicolae   {K:44481} 10/10/2005
Hi Ant, I hope you don't mind me doing this. I find the image as beautiful as a painting, with the silver seat and green frame detracting from the beauty of the scene. The boy's silhouette and the yellow-green tobacco leaves form a very strong contrasting image, and I love the way the leaves frame the image at the top. I guess we're back to the question: "is it art, or is it journalism?" - I'm more inclined toward art, so here it is, making abstraction of the mechanical parts :) I think the bits of red are now unfortunately missing, maybe it's not such a good idea but I'll launch it anyway.

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Nelson Moore [Kes] -  Nelson Moore [Kes] -     {K:20241} 10/10/2005
Nice shot. The silhouette of a youth fits into the big-wagon-work little-wagon-play story. The hanging leaves have nice colors, and the sun on the leaves still on the wagon help put the story together.

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