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Photographer Johancharles Boers  Johancharles Boers {Karma:4370}
Project #40 Street Photography Camera Model Nikon D1X
Categories Journalism
People
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Film Format
Portfolio Just a mixture of photos
Lens Nikon  28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF
Uploaded 3/14/2006 Film / Memory Type Lexar 512mb
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Location City -  Washington DC
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Country - United States   United States
About Congresswomen Eleanor Holmes Norton delivered a powerful speech and pledged her support to a crowd of DC residents during a press conference on equal voting rights for DC.
More than 100 DC residents gathered at Freedom Plaza as well as in front of Marriot hotel to participate in the Equal Voting Rights for DC rally. Their goal was to encourage the more than 300 International Diplomats to pass a resolution supporting full voting rights for DC during the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSEC) annual Parliamentary Assembly in Washington DC.
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Susan Hernandez Susan Hernandez   {K:6487} 3/20/2006
Oh Chuck you don't have to say sorry to me, hopefully you get settled in soon so we can see more of your work :) have a great day

Susan

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 3/20/2006
Christopher,

Thank-you. FYI this weekend I guess I time it just right they had a big home coming for the 11th ACR out here...so I did a little shooting, but didn't get really anything worth posting...but it was still really cool to go to...they had free concerts and stuff...on a different note...I"m sorry for not writing back sooner...I'm still in the process of settling in after the move...Again Thank-you.

Best Wishes,
Chuck

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 3/20/2006
Dave,

Thanks for your feed back....also I think you are right...fill flash might have added a little more pop to the photo...again Thanks for the feed back....

Best Wishes,
Chuck

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 3/20/2006
Susan,

Thanks! Also I'm sorry for not getting back to you sooner....I'm still trying to settle in after the move and all...and using the quest house's (hotel on base) computer isn't always the best...Again Thank-you for your feed back...

Best Wishes,
Chuck

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 3/20/2006
Rashed,

Thank-you again for your postive feed back.

Best Wishes,
Chuck

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Christopher Peace   {K:1340} 3/14/2006
Mr. Boers, I see that you are finally stateside. Welcome home and thank you for the critique soldier! HOOAH!!!

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Dave Stacey Dave Stacey   {K:150877} 3/14/2006
I like the way you've caught her making the gesture with her arms Chuck, it really adds to the shot. The people in costumes with the signs against the backdrop of the Capitol building is perfect. Maybe a fill flash would have worked here, too. I know though, it's hard to think of all these things at the moment in time!
Dave.

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Susan Hernandez Susan Hernandez   {K:6487} 3/14/2006
Out of all the four posting, I like this image the best, it's a very powerful image.

First of all I love that you included the capital, it gives the image a powerful punch, and secondly you have captured an excellent expression from the Congresswomen, with her arms wide open, you can really feel her speech reaching out to you.

I would have to agree with Hugo about your suject blending in with the crowd, maybe a shallower DOF would have work.

Well done Chuck

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Rashed Abdulla Rashed Abdulla   {K:163889} 3/14/2006
very great street photography , in all of my travilling this is the best photography I like to do. I really enjoyed the gathering here and the different expresions on the faces , I also liked the contrast and the sharpness and colors of this image , all of the best my friend.

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 3/14/2006
Hugo,

Thank-you for the postive feed back and the advice as well.

Best Wishes,
Chuck

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Hugo de Wolf Hugo de Wolf   {K:185110} 3/14/2006
Hi Johancharles, Very solid reportive photo, capturing the scene and including a reference to it's location by including the capitol. It's what, IMO, makes for a great journalistic photo.

I'm thinking how you could've placed more emphasis on the primary subject in this photo, though, as she seems to blend in with the crowd a bit too much.

I think it's difficult to prevent, as it's mainly the angle of the light that is "at fault" here; it creates a rather low contrasty scene. Perhaps playing with the levels a bit more in the post processing, but that's about it.

Cheers,

Hugo

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