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LaurenCalaway — We Must Slow Down
Published: 2013-11-06 01:38:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 7452; Favourites: 193; Downloads: 0
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Photographer-Scott Ford
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We must simplify our lives; we must slow down. The good news is the simplifying our lives, doing less rather than more, does not have to come at the expense of success.
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I love this picture. Marvellous job. Lauren.
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So true ! My life feels like it's in need of some slowing.
Great photo too
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It's nice to come across a shared viewpoint. I find I have to slow down to connect with what is meaningful within myself in order to find the inner fulfilment that provides me with true success but that's possibly just me.
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Love this shot and I know where this is. I'm there twice a day.
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So great and would have been even more... Dramatically true if you were dropping your bag 
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in your opinion, not in mine but thank you
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Cool idea! Greatly done, love how otherworldly you look here, so remote from all the rush and noise around you.
Would love to see more of pics like that, exploring the theme more. Seriously love it!
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Fantastic shot! Oh how true, but for so many that is so hard.
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Beautiful shot. Interesting with the warm, almost overpowering color. Great use of lines and perspective, all pulling the eye to the center, making the hallway appear to be infinite. Model and outfit are beautiful -- simple, elegant, to the point, perfectly still, not TOO plain, stark black outfit to contrast with the "hot" color of the hallway and everyone else frantically scurrying by. She is beautiful, and really does look like she is ready to create her own definition of "success".
Interesting standing right on a cross point between two cracks in the concrete, as if she is at a decision point.
Beautiful, powerful shot.
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(You are the model in this shot, right?)
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I was just about to do a shoot like this at a similar location. I still have to figure out how to do it though. I really enjoy seeing works like these. Great job.
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Lauren can feel free to correct me if i'm wrong, but I believe you just have the "still" subject stand as still as possible while the photographer does the timed exposure.
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Yeah, that's what I was thinking, but anyone I have ever worked with can almost never stand still for more than 5 seconds without moving around a bit, and then they, too, become the ghost in the image.
But I am going to give it a try. Thanks for the response.
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