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<blockquote data-quote="Browncoat" data-source="post: 14463" data-attributes="member: 1061">The site:Simplistic in design, though if you included some accompanying text, I might be able to get deeper into these photographs.&nbsp; As it is, it's as though I'm looking at someone's photo album on Picasa as opposed to the work of a &quot;documentary filmmaker&quot;.&nbsp; The photos:Carrying along with the above theme, I just don't see or feel any of the human condition here.&nbsp; Who are these people?&nbsp; Where did they come from?&nbsp; Why does this person appear sad, or that one angry?&nbsp; I see no depth that makes me wonder who these people are.&nbsp; This body of work lies smack dab in the middle of the triangle of portraiture, photojournalism, and street photography...which is no-man's land.&nbsp; Your concept is sound, but it's not translating into compelling photography that grabs my attention.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Browncoat, post: 14463, member: 1061"] [B]The site:[/B] Simplistic in design, though if you included some accompanying text, I might be able to get deeper into these photographs. As it is, it's as though I'm looking at someone's photo album on Picasa as opposed to the work of a "documentary filmmaker". [B]The photos:[/B] Carrying along with the above theme, I just don't see or feel any of the human condition here. Who are these people? Where did they come from? Why does this person appear sad, or that one angry? I see no depth that makes me wonder who these people are. This body of work lies smack dab in the middle of the triangle of portraiture, photojournalism, and street photography...which is no-man's land. Your concept is sound, but it's not translating into compelling photography that grabs my attention. [/QUOTE]

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