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Indifference?

By alistairfarrugia    
Aside of the beauty, art and architecture, Florence was also riddled with beggars and street-sellers with dubious (to put it mildly) merchandise up for sale. I wanted to capture the attitude of indifference typically faced by these beggars and opted for a slow shutter speed to get a sense of life moving by and ignoring these persons.

This was taken just outside Santa Maria Novella Station.

Shot at 1/20", f/11, ISO 100 at 55mm.

Tags: Santa People Slow shutter Beggar Maria Portraits and people Indifference Novella

Voters: lonely_oryx, Alda, MandyG and 10 more


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20 Jun 2013 5:45PM
Camera:
Canon EOS 600D (Rebel T3i)
Lens:
EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
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MandyG 11 2 England
20 Jun 2013 6:00PM
Fantastic.
NaturesHaven 11 283 6 England
20 Jun 2013 7:08PM
She looks nicely dressed and clean..............it beggars belief what some peeps will do for money...........GrinGrinGrinGrin
alistairfarrugia 10 164 88 Malta
20 Jun 2013 9:49PM
Nice pun there NaturesHaven. Wink

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