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As Dave says, the rim lighting works very well and the side on view of the herder coupled with his action pose and determined facial expression makes it clear he's heading off on a journey so his central placement works well in that he's going off and out of frame rather than across it. The separation of figure and ground is helped by the DoF blurring of the camels whilst yet again retaining enough information to put him in context, plus he carries a stick and it doesn't look like it's for walking! This is a brilliant series Jeremy and I learning a lot for travel/journalism photography thanks 
I can't beat a critique like almiles has done here so well,
so I'll just say this is a superb travel image, looks great in mono though it would probably be good in colour also.
The focus on the camel trader is wonderful with all his paraphernalia.
Kate
so I'll just say this is a superb travel image, looks great in mono though it would probably be good in colour also.
The focus on the camel trader is wonderful with all his paraphernalia.
Kate
Jeremy............... this series is entrhalling.
Not sure how I missed this one... but glad I found it !!
Thanks for all the comments / advice over the year I;ve belonged on here... really appreciated.
Have a great 2013,
Gareth
Not sure how I missed this one... but glad I found it !!
Thanks for all the comments / advice over the year I;ve belonged on here... really appreciated.
Have a great 2013,
Gareth
BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JNC
JNC
very well taken.
