- Camera: SONY
- Camera model: ILCE-7S
- Exposure time: 1/160
- Aperture: f/4.0
- ISO: 800
Since You've Been Gone (5 years and 473 days ago)
photogirl723 says:
Cool photo. I like it. Composed well.
Since You've Been Gone - created by LifetimeDamage
Gone walk-about - created by friiskiwi
(5 years and 2438 days ago)
JannaR says:
Simple, and a beautiful example of the theme. The color and clarity are amazing.
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Gone with the wind...almost - created by jerostone
It came to me as I opened the window. Strong northerly wind. As I was shooting, it nearly yanked the curtain bar off its place (5 years and 2439 days ago)
roon says:
Clever.
JannaR says:
Love the humor of the title & the story! Gave me a good giggle. Beautiful stop action capture. Love the soft light & color.
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I arrived too late - created by Chrys Rizzo
I may have gone beyond what the imagination should go, but the photo is from the point of view of those who arrived late to a date with someone special and the person who should be there waiting is gone! Ok, is up to the voters or to the moderators to take into consideration this point of view, but it's my point of view. Can you imagine something more full of loneliness than a bench empty under a big tree ? (5 years and 2455 days ago)
solkee says:
It's a nice subject but the image appears to be out of focus or has had some form of filter applied to it.
author says:
Dear solkee the focus is on the bench .. 
I hope......
Wayne Cheah says:
Kyricom was complaining that a single person does not necessarily depicts loneliness, and you have gone one step further, unless of course that bench has feelings?
author says:
Dear Wayne Cheah, the point of view of the photo is of someone who comes late to a date and finds the bench empty. The photo is from the view of the person who arrives late and the other has gone... perhaps I left my imagination goes ahead of the concept of loneliness...but what more loneliness than a bench empty under a big tree??
author says:
Dear Wayne Cheah, the point of view of the photo is of someone who comes late to a date and finds the bench empty. The photo is from the view of the person who arrives late and the other has gone... perhaps I left my imagination goes ahead of the concept of loneliness...but what more loneliness than a bench empty under a big tree??
author says:
I may have gone beyond what the imagination should go, but the photo is from the point of view of those who arrived late to a date with someone special and the person who should be there waiting is gone! Ok, is up to the voters or to the moderators to take into consideration this point of view, but it's my point of view. Can you imagine something more full of loneliness than a bench empty under a big tree ?
Wayne Cheah says:
Perhaps it speaks more of frustration, disappointment, desperation even. Without a human subject displaying feelings of loneliness, how can we tell? We will then have to admit images of empty beds, riderless bicycles, birthday cakes with no humans around to depict loneliness since "loneliness" is only by way of implications without an actual photo of a human subject?
author says:
Here the main point is sensibility of each one!
JannaR says:
While interpretation is completely subjective, the photo is the main focus to me. I like your idea, and your subject. But it seems a bit blurry to me.
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the castle - Kafka - created by lincemiope
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Castle_(novel) (5 years and 2470 days ago)
wazowski says:
Interesting image, I think if there'd been a bit more space on top, it would have done the photo good. Good luck!
author says:
you're absolutely right.
but it is an ancient dish round, and the fact that the frames are prohibited, I did what I could.
thanks for the comment
Heathcliffe says:
nice book-y feel to the photo. it would work great on a cover. good luck
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The tonal quality is very lovely and there is a strong emotive pull with this upload,...you romantic you.
I think this would be more emotive had the person been stronger in this.
Ha, I disagree and here are my two cents worth. The photo matches the title because that feeling of "gone" is prevalent...had this author uploaded a photo of a strong image of person then that feeling of "gone" wouldn't be there because he would be "here" and not "gone". This guy in the blue is going going almost gone! I'm sure there is a joke in here somewhere, I just can't put my finger on it.
I see where your thought process in this one,i only ment maybe slightly nearer as apposed to right in front in this,or am I alone in my thoughts.
Still26 has it right, i took this photo because he is almost gone in the distance, together with upcoming autumn leafs, it felt good with the title.
fair enough
I liked this one a lot. Congrats on your win!
Thanks Olga..
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