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Rear Carts
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
At an alley in InSahDong, I came across a parked lot of NeahKat (Rear Cart, perhaps Japonized then Koreanized). I thought they were a relic of the past. But I suppose they could still be useful in dense and tight alleyways where trucks and minivans have difficulty reaching.
A NeahKat is a cart in the rear you pull. Missing from the photo are the handles on the top. If the cart is balanced as well as the road, it's easy to cart around huge loads.
Of note, I think I could have used a higher f-stop (and lower ISO) for sharper focus all around. |
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- Ruut
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Hi Charles,
Nice picture. The composition is OK. Good subject for B&W!
Bye,
Ruut
very good idea on shot! I admire and wish successes!
Hi Charles - I like this shot very much, there is a dated feel to it and for me there is no issue with the focus. Good POV, the angle works well and there is a nice repetition of the wheels across the shot.
Nice pic!
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Sharper focus?! How much sharper do you want it to be! :o) Looks great to me and an interesting subject too. Like to drag my bike out one of these years and ride, but I live in a very hilly city.
Nice work.
Richard in San Francisco