Capturing the layered chaos in a structured manner; a daily protest in Glastonbury, England.
What worked:
Capturing many layers, with little important elements overlapping. Many elements have their spot in the photo; a sign, a hand, a face, a plate of food.. Also I like the small moments happening; one man looking at the child, the mother attending to the child, the person smoking a sigaret..
What I'd do differently:
Not sure if I could have done anything differently in terms of moment or angle in this case, but I would have liked to have found a way to not have the lady's white back in the bottom left corner, that'd be great...
Featured
Karlynne Wintels's eighth featured photograph, chosen by the editors for #36 Completely Open.
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Editor's note
Shane TaylorFramelines31 May
Great use of layers, details and framing to capture a chaotic scene.
Member comments
inelsonrato1 Jun
Love the layers. Lots of things to look at
Darren Watson6 Jun
I really love how every plaquard is a different single issue, really adds to the sense of chaos in the scene.
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Editor's note
Great use of layers, details and framing to capture a chaotic scene.
Member comments
Love the layers. Lots of things to look at
I really love how every plaquard is a different single issue, really adds to the sense of chaos in the scene.
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