Let's go Slowly
sauce (the water series #1)
Posted by H.O (BC, Canada) on 1 May 2007 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.
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Thanks Damon great idea and thanks AM3 always support us.
Bronnie from New Zealand
H.O has struck again!Fabulous interpretation of the theme, a really awesome image.
1 May 2007 7:54am
@Bronnie: Hi Bronnie,
Thanks always kind commets ! :)
@Maarten: Thanks Maarten ! :)
Michelle from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
H.O I visited False Media to find there was a series going on which linked me through to Damon's blog.
I saw your name as a participant and could not wait to see what image you had posted........ your work has a wonderful rich style (and it's film not digital - credit to you!) which has been so much fun viewing since your old Blogger posts and over to Am-3.
1 May 2007 9:06am
@Michelle: Hi Michell,
Thanks so much always for your kind comments from my old photoblog :)
Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium
cool take on the theme - looks like a crime scene.
1 May 2007 11:00am
@Jason Kravitz: Hi Jason, how are you ? :-o
Thanks !
Florian from Paris, France
Woosh, another capture with great atmosphere. I like it, this depth black, the reflects. Superb !
1 May 2007 11:20am
@Florian: Merci Florian for your kind comments :)
Jen from Jessup, United States
Great tones and reflections!
You have the best B&W shots!!
1 May 2007 12:28pm
@Jen: Thanks so much Jen :)
@Nick Passantino: Thanks Mr. Bronx Nick :)
Duncan Galbraith from Kyoto, Japan
Hey H.O! man its been a long time since Ive made the rounds but its been an absolute pleasure catching up with folks. Thanks to Damon for getting me back in front of the pc and seeing all the tremendous work this site displays. Love the late night ambience of this, it does have a somewhat eerie feel, very film noir.
1 May 2007 2:31pm
@Duncan Galbraith: Hey Duncan-san, how are you ? :-o
Thanks so much kind comments.
gomen nasai saikin boku isogashikute....
I'll go to everyone later I want to see another "water" :)
@KM Faisal: Thanks KMF ! :)
Ed Simons from Cambridge, United Kingdom
Great atmosphere. All it needs is the chalk marks to show how the body fell.
1 May 2007 5:34pm
@Ed Simons: Thanks so much for your kind comments Ed :)
Ken McCoy from Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States
Nice low-key image: a little scary :)
1 May 2007 7:20pm
@Ken McCoy: Thanks Ken :)
Don't be scared ! :-o
Sidonie from Sydney, Australia
Another one of your film noir ambient shots - you've got a fantastic portfolio of this genre.
1 May 2007 9:55pm
@Sidonie: Hi Sidonie,
Thanks so much for your kind comments :)
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
Great image! You really show a particular side of water here, and its effect of illuminating an otherwise dark city. Thanks for your help in making this theme a success, Hiro!
1 May 2007 11:40pm
@Damon Schreiber: Hi Damonå…„san,
Thanks so much again we are enjoy your great idea :)
@craiger: Thanks so much Craiger ! :)
yubai from Taiwan
Just another one and great shot, full of nostalgic and moody feeling ! I love this sense of drama plus the very esthetic approach of the drama ! Great again !
2 May 2007 2:44am
badala from Leiria, Portugal
Superb, reminds me of a scene from those horror movies.
2 May 2007 6:20am
Kheoh Yee Wei from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
hah! The reflection is fantastic ! b&w works very well here
2 May 2007 7:10am
Helen from Melbourne, Australia
Great shot H O. Intriguing and mysterious ... just how we like it!
2 May 2007 12:13pm
basfalcon from wales, United Kingdom
make a great book cover--excellent--basfalcon
2 May 2007 11:32pm
Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia
Like a vintage film noir scene. Hiro, your photos never cease to amaze me, they always have such strong thematical subtexts, the sign of a great visual communicator.
2 May 2007 11:47pm
Sylvia Van Nooten from Milano, Italy
Beautiful light, atmosphere, I agree with Chris, Humphrey Bogart will walk down the street any minute.
3 May 2007 4:25am
Art Monkey from Salt Spring Island, Canada
always love your shots - love the "wet" feeling of this one
3 May 2007 5:00am
Lisa from United States
Sauce! One of my favorite things. This is gorgeous, dark and moody. Wonderful work.
4 May 2007 10:36am
Michael from Glasgow, United Kingdom
Wonderful image and I really like the inclusion of the reflected sign. Nice one.
4 May 2007 10:36pm
elaine from paris, France
magnificient dark shot! I m sure you ll do a perfect director cause you have an eye that evokes very much movies (I know i said so before but it s stunning!)
5 May 2007 12:00pm
Evie from Fairfax, United States
Nice tones and reflections. I like the pattern of the bricks (or whatever they are) too.
5 May 2007 11:06pm
