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LaughterPosted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 24 January 2008 in Transportation and Portfolio. Another from my series of photos from the Paris Metro. Laughter... just before we boarded the train, a drunk staggered up to this group of girls and wanted to danse a waltz with one of them....they are laughing in the release of tension when he failed to follow us onto the carriage. . HOT TIP FOR ALL AM3 CONTRIBUTORS : Even after resizing to 800 wide some of you are reporting that you still have problems. A fellow Aminus3 contributor, Momo, left me this additional tip which you could try : "Ian... oh, you know, I complained about Am3 making my images soft and changing color and that was even with my sizing images to 800...then i discovered that all my images were in adobe rgb and not srgb...i change the profile and they're fine now...i forgot that i set my computer to automatically change my F30 images to adobe's rgb profile...i did that for work which is press work...i've gotta change that first thing ..." Please feel free to copy and paste this advice into your own AM3 blogs as I'm sure there are lots of our fellow AM3ers out there having this same frustrating problem...it would be great to sort the problem out for as many of us as possible.
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Comments (10)
Nick Passantino from Bronx, United Statesgreat images recently ian. i like the way youve composed and processed this one especially 24 Jan 2008 6:43am @Nick Passantino: Thanks Nick! Nimrod from Tel Aviv, IsraelWonderful b/w tones and composition. But it's a bit small and - to my taste - somewhat overprocessed (especially visible on the girls' faces). 24 Jan 2008 8:13am @Nimrod: Hi Nimrod....thanks for looking! @Rhys: Thanks Rhys! Lorraine from Gatineau, CanadaSensational, again...I so love those 'candid' moments! 24 Jan 2008 2:21pm @Lorraine: Thanks Lorraine...voting 'yeah' or 'nah' is anonymous but thanks very much for the vote over at JPG. See The Light from Newcastle, United StatesIncredible image. The best B&W conversion I have seen in a while. 24 Jan 2008 6:03pm @See The Light: Thanks Mary....I'm really pleased you liked the conversion. Twelvebit from Victoria, United StatesI see now you already know about JPG Mag. Still, you should also be submitting to their new publication --I left a link with my last comment on yesterday's photo. 24 Jan 2008 9:11pm @Twelvebit: Thanks very much for the link! @Stefan Thaler: Thanks Stefan! tom from GermanyExcellent. The laughing woman surrounded by people with grave expressions 25 Jan 2008 9:10pm @tom: Thanks Tom! amy from Rocky Mountain House, CanadaI missed coming here yesterday... sorry... But I do love this one, too, from your slide show!! The animation in that woman's face is such an excellent capture with all the other people around her just going along with their own lives. I think that's why I love shots like this so much... all of us in our own little world but so much going on around us. Ya know?! 25 Jan 2008 9:18pm @amy: Yes that's it isn't it in trains like this....every individual a little island avoiding making eye contact with their fellow passengers! |
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