Photographer's Note
This father and his children were in a makeshift market near the Angkor Wat complex. For me personally, this shows the comfort and security that a father can provide to his children. On a technical level, I would have liked to have the boy looking at the camera.
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liakoshim
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(565) 2003-11-18 12:09
it is really a lovely photo, well taken. it is even better that he does not look at the camera giving more relaxed emotions. i like the way the father keeps hand on his boy, very charming.
mathiasmo
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(1759) 2003-11-18 12:11
lovely is also the word that defines this the best way, in my opinion. Every one gets a diferent expression, all beautyfull. About the shot itself, well focused, nice colors, sharp and well composed. Great job.
Keitht
(1342) 2003-11-18 12:53
A nice family group and I don't find the light area to the right of the father's head particularly distracting. Cropping out the table on the right hand side would remove one area I do find distracting, but would also remove the triangle of the hammock which I like! It would probably also disturb the balance of the overall picture.
Ebbe
(9625) 2003-11-18 13:09
This is a lovely familyportrait where you also can see part of their home. Like Keith I have been thinking about cropping the sides, that would concentrate on their faces but lose some of the home feeling. Hard to tell what is best.
Darren
(6823) 2003-11-18 13:29
I really like this shot Terry, and I have enjoyed most all of your shots so far. Being familiar with the area, one of the things I like here is that although these people are likely very poor off by our standards, they are happy and their family has a strong bond. I have found this with so many of the families around Angkor. Your shot passes this along well. Technically, a very nice use of fill flash. Without it, I think this shot would be a loss.
manny
(22032) 2003-11-18 20:22
I call this a charming shot. Very very well-placed. It's sharp but it looks soft. I don't know...maybe it is the use of the light angle.
PeterDF
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(421) 2004-02-16 16:24
Very lovely photo. He seems very proud of his son and daughter, and she has an adorable face. Nicely captured.
kinginexile
(2598) 2004-09-08 22:45
terry, sorry to see you have uploaded only 4 pix in 10 months, as yours are very good, and it comes thru your pix that you care about the people you shoot.
ccooper
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(840) 2005-05-01 16:52
A very warm portrait that I would have liked to have captured. Well seen and lovely work.
Photo Information
- Copyright: Terry Divyak (Divyak) (51)
- Genre: Persone
- Medium: Colore
- Date Taken: 2002-09-00
- Categories: Vita quotidiana
- Camera: Nikon D1x, 50mm f/1.8
- Details: (Fill) Flash: Yes
- Versione Foto: Versione Originale, Workshop
- Tema(i): Fathers and Sons, Fathers and Daughters, Father and Son [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2003-11-18 11:24
- Preferiti: 1 [vista]
