I have been posting to this blog for over 13 years, each year reporting on accomplishments over the prior year and goals for the new year.

2024 is a little different. I’ve decided that this Blog will be my main photography communication vehicle. Content will be varied and in the spirit of my approach to photography as described on the "About" page of my website at www.jeffmarcowitz.photography 

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Thanks to all of you who have followed this photo blog for many years and welcome to any newcomers. My hope is that the images and stories are interesting and thought-provoking as I continue this creative journey. As always, comments, critiques and suggestions (here and the website) are welcome and appreciated as they often lead to new ideas and inspiration.

Thank You.
Jeff

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Haight-Ashbury, June 2013

Haight-Ashbury, June 2013
Via Flickr:
Trying out my new found street photography skills from the Toronto workshop. I sought advice from the 3 workshop leaders as to which was the strongest image in a sequence of three shots. Of course, each had a different opinion.

This is 1st in the sequence and Neil's pick. I also leaned towards this one.

Taken 6/20/13
Posted 7/2/13
Posted by Jeff M at 9:29 PM
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1 comment:

  1. CrowJuly 6, 2013 at 8:13 AM

    Now that the "entries" are all in, I would say that this one would be my pick as well. There is a lot going on here. To start with, the hands in the foreground engage the eye immediately, drawing the viewer into the core of the image. After having a good look around at the details, you get the unexpected bonus of the expression on the face of the woman to the left.

    And Jeff, I gotta mention this...it took five minutes for one page of your blog to load from Flickr. I've converted my entire blog to direct uploads now.

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