Emotion - Page 3

lostkat · 07-09-2006, 06:17

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Originally Posted by petemc

mrk is a brilliant photographer but his ego is twice the size of his skill level

His shot was technically great. Sharp, nice detail, well composed but it was just a kid. Didn't really say anything to me about emotion.

I have to say that I agree completely with you there cyk. His massive ego is evident in IRC. He also comes up with some rather silly (but amusing) long-winded stories to explain why his photo is relevent to the competition. For example:
mrk: Everyone has a story about a button. A button means something to everyone.
cyk: Errrr :/
Lostkat: Right! :/
DRZ: Umm.. yeaah :/

Dr. Z · 11-09-2006, 20:16

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Originally Posted by Robert

I must admit, although I know little about photography, I love MRK's shots. I rememeber at the 'Pool meet DRZ and Cy said how he went against the grain. I still love his shots though. Gregs shot was good. I must admit I don't know where your shot came from DRZ (no offense intended, I just don't see the emotion).

It has absolutely nothing at all to do with emotion. I knew it didnt but I entered it anyway as it was the best technically that I had eligible for the competition

The competition is really hard to get shots for and besides, its not what it used to be

Dymetrie · 11-09-2006, 20:18

I managed to capture a superb shot of a drinker on the CCTV last week... So full of emotion (if drunken crying can be counted...) and a superb shot...

Just a shame that if I posted it I could a) get sacked and b) go to prison :/

11-09-2006, 20:18	#23
Dymetrie A large glass of Merlot Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Letchworth with a Lightsaber Posts: 5,819	I managed to capture a superb shot of a drinker on the CCTV last week... So full of emotion (if drunken crying can be counted...) and a superb shot... Just a shame that if I posted it I could a) get sacked and b) go to prison :/ __________________ Khef, Ka and Ka-Tet....