Critiques

ricard (653) 2009-02-13 8:35

Nice picture, beautiful girl and lovely story.

davide (1182) 2008-10-15 23:56

Stephane, watching your sended comments I see you write so many bad critiques to the coloured japanese city landscapes; so, watching your photos it's easy to understandt you dislike that type of pictures, infact you post only B&W photos, specially portaits, but maybe this is not the right site where to post this kind of photos, don't you think? Naturally this is only my opinion, but I think is coerent with the filosophy of Trek Earth.

davide (1182) 2008-10-15 23:42

I'm sorry, but I think this is a very ugly photo, without signify and totally out from the contest of TE, as all your poor photo, for my mind. Maybe your strange photos full of dark humor can have more possibility in others type of website, why you don't try?

kandaras (264) 2007-09-29 1:10

Accessories in telephone very different. On me this photograph coloured see want.

webberworldwide (87) 2007-03-21 11:09

Beautiful woman. I would like to see this picture in color.

dragonslayero (3588) 2007-01-04 18:11

Hello Stephane Very poverful portrait, if this is what one might expect on a Harajuku Saturday then I am really looking forward to visiting the place! The use of B&W for this photo is excellent and it really shows the dread or horror that this girl wanted to show through her outfit. Odd Jarle

LSH (174) 2006-10-26 21:01

Allo Stephane, Excellente photo! LS

  SoupDragon (652) 2006-08-07 22:51

Yuk! Repulsive! Great shot of a very sad subject. Sad people are so willing to disfigure themselves in the name of fashion. Still, if they didn't, you wouldn't have got such a good picture. Looking at it makes me feel uneasy, so it has lots of impact. The strength is in this post, not the original, so you have clearly "processed" it well. Good one.

delnaja (2056) 2006-08-07 2:49

Bonjour Stéphane, un portrait impressionnant tant par le sujet que par son n&b. En effet, elle n'a pas l'air très heureuse cette jeune fille. Une belle photo qui transmet bien une partie de la culture japonaise. Bravo! Fred

Doraemon (577) 2006-08-06 19:02

Bonsoir Stéphane, Ouaip, à Harajuku, on fait beaucoup de rencontres déjantées. Le N&B est une bonne idée puisqu'il accentue la tristesse dans le regard de cette jeune fille. J'aurais bien voulu comprendre les kanji sur son front ... peut-être une clé pour comprendre son univers ? Amicalement, Fanny