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NB23:
That one is wonderful!
And several others you have posted here are really good.
 

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NB23:
That one is wonderful!
And several others you have posted here are really good.

Thanks! I don’t like the last one that much. I’m more into composition and forms, placement of things, with a definitive moment versus one-dimensional action/people in my pictures. But still, it can be seen as somewhat funny and definitely not an everyday sight.
 

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We have some amazing street photographers on this forum, this thread is one of my favorites. There's one thing that's irritating me though: lots of photos are posted with built-in dark/rough framing and I find it hugely distracting and, in some cases, mood-ruining, as they remind me of funerals and tombstones. I'm from the eastern europe and photos in black frames evoke these associations, I'm not sure how universal that is.
 

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Speaking for me: the black border is very important. When I shoot, I compose according to the framelimes. My framelines/viewfinder boundaries are what determined how I composed. Take off the framelines and you’ll make me into a sloppy photographer relying on post-cropping.

The picture I show is exactly how I saw a scene, including the framelines. The black border was there all along, dictating my composition.

The black border is a gift I am making to the viewer.

I am eastern european as well.
 
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@NB23 not criticizing, BTW. Love seeing your work here and only wish the borders didn't have these associations in my head.
 

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@NB23 not criticizing, BTW. Love seeing your work here and only wish the borders didn't have these associations in my head.
I like the boarders, it adds honesty and a lack of pretense and to me doesnt distract from the image. Prefer that to film boarders with the perforations and film codes, thats just annoying.
 
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