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Monochrome street photography - without really exposing someone - great!
Image reminds to film and analogue prints.(Where do the "streaks" come frome?)
To my taste the crop could be even tighter - omitting the "WHSmith" and the upper right distractions.
Very well done! Many greetings!
Image reminds to film and analogue prints.(Where do the "streaks" come frome?)
To my taste the crop could be even tighter - omitting the "WHSmith" and the upper right distractions.
Very well done! Many greetings!
Quote:Monochrome street photography - without really exposing someone - great!
Image reminds to film and analogue prints.(Where do the "streaks" come frome?)
To my taste the crop could be even tighter - omitting the "WHSmith" and the upper right distractions.
Very well done! Many greetings!
Thanks for comments but I disagree. The signage adds context to his despair.
He was actually an intrepid traveller on his way to India.
The streaks come from a filter I use that just adds some grit to the image.
Not to everyone's taste but I like it.
Tony
Excellent Tony!
I think this is Hobbo after he's just missed the opportunity to photograph a beautiful girl
Colin
I think this is Hobbo after he's just missed the opportunity to photograph a beautiful girl
Colin
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Quote:Monochrome street photography - without really exposing someone - great!
Image reminds to film and analogue prints.(Where do the "streaks" come frome?)
To my taste the crop could be even tighter - omitting the "WHSmith" and the upper right distractions.
Very well done! Many greetings!
Thanks for comments but I disagree. The signage adds context to his despair.
He was actually an intrepid traveller on his way to India.
The streaks come from a filter I use that just adds some grit to the image.
Not to everyone's taste but I like it.
Tony
Thank you for explanation!
- The signage is pretty dominant - but as I understand just stands for a context of consuming busy people. So were is the connection between books and the way to India? Maybe an insider I am not aware of?
- The streaks add to the grungy look - fitting well in this image.
Left his passport on the kitchen table?
Quote:Why is it that as you get older you feel more disconnected to this world ?
Preparation, of course.
Quote:Why is it that as you get older you feel more disconnected to this world ?
Preparation, of course.
Great body language captured here, Tony.
John
John
"Duh! My brain hurts!"
Totally agree with you about the background context adding to the overall image.
Totally agree with you about the background context adding to the overall image.
All major transport hubs have this effect on me. We are trapped in a sort of limbo, waiting for someone else to tell us we can move on. Or not, as the case may be. Back a few years ago I found that one particular station in the south is strongly connected with a particular train company. Other companies use the station, but if they have a problem, for example a cancelled train, the station manager refuses to offer any assistance or advice to stranded passengers. So you feel that you could easily drop through a hole in the system and disappear from the face of the earth without anyone noticing...
I digress. The WHS sign is important, the firm started off in railway stations, subliminally the sign says railway travel. It's context.
I hope he got to the other end.
I digress. The WHS sign is important, the firm started off in railway stations, subliminally the sign says railway travel. It's context.
I hope he got to the other end.
