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April 11th, 2007
Boston, Massachusetts

'Cynthia'


Roaming the streets of Boston with ~Mr-Snow, looking for innocent people to photograph, I spotted this lady on the other side of the street, just finishing off a cigarette during her break. I crossed the street, barely managed to squeeze myself through a small crowd of people, and caught her attention just before she went back inside. After a quick introduction, a click and a handshake, she went through the doors and back to work.

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:iconhaonavy:
May I ask how you get them to let you take a picture of them? I mean, do you just walk up to them and ask, "Hello, may I take your picture?"

I really am curious... This is a very very interesting series you're doing! :thumbsup:

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:iconmaskedpianist:
I just felt like telling you are amazing. Rather than just favoriting this time, I figured you may like a comment as well.

You're incredible. :heart:

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:iconssp-xt:
You did it again... amazed me another time. I saw the notice and was like "this is #9... he's prolly gonna start to be repetitive and boring liek a lot of other artists..."

...

then I clicked... and I smiled

...

gorgeous work. I love the vignetting... dunno if it's done via lens or software... not that it matters... it's just well done, period.

Also, that lens, man... I don't know if you get the contrast/sharpness via lens or if you do any post-processing... but w/e you're doing is working!

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:iconbo0sheke:
those eye are piercing, amazing contrast!

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:iconkingphilip:
Yay! Another one. I always get excited whenever I see an American Portrait in my devwatch box.

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:iconsiriusasthma:
what post processing did you do cause i can easily tell theres A LOT of manipulation here.

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:iconnullermanden:
I've never said there wasn't ;)

Curves, Channel Mixer, Dodge/Burn and vignetting!

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:iconnullermanden:
Haha, good thing, cause there's probably gonna be a bit more :giggle:

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:iconnullermanden:
I hope I don't get repetitive :lmao: At least I'm trying not to! (althought it is kinda hard when you're dealing with a series XD)

The vignetting and contrast is all done in Photoshop, and the final touches regarding sharpness - but without a lens that got sharp images, even Photoshop wouldn't be able to save it!

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:iconnullermanden:
This is basically what happens after I see a person on the street and approach them:

"Excuse me? Hey, I'm from Denmark and I'm travelling around the States doing portraits of people..."

*pulls out camera and pats it*

"...and I was wondering if you would let me do one of you?"

Then what follows is either a yes, a smile and a short conversation, or a no, a stare or a slap to the face :lmao:

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Apr 11, 2007, 2:51:45 PM

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