The Long Sprint Home
by jagar

Comment:
Wonderful to catch both feet off the ground! Feels as though it's very old school (except I don't think old-school bags had handles). Marvelous textures, light. Very much the "decisive moment" to me.

Back. This was the tenth photo I viewed for this challenge. It is the best homage to HCB and I suspect blue ribbon. Excellent work.

shapes
by LevT

Comment:
Yes, shapes indeed. Do women really stand that way? I suppose they do.

Saying a prayer
by Tommy_Mac

Comment:
Gotta wonder what he's cuffed for, huh? Is the guy on the left wearing a glove of some kind? Carrying a purse? Darn cars. They're really annoying in the way they get in the way all the time! Framing could have been a bit better, maybe.

She follows instructions
by mundilitli

Comment:
I see the resemblance in her stance to that of the "instructional placard" on the bin. But it's a bit too far away against a cluttered background to really stand out well, and other than being a great public service announcement, doesn't really strike me as a "keeper" per se.

father and son
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I've seen lots of "sneak attacks" in this challenge, but this is one that works better than most. You did catch a nice moment between the two.

In the bath
by manavg

Comment:
Kinda reminds me of that lady who photographs kids in flower pots. Great eyes on the kid!

Boarding
by howards

Comment:
Without reading your title, the first thought I had was "a guy boarding a boat". And that seems to be all I get from this. I guess one might wonder where he's going, or what the gent standing there looking bored is there for. But overall it doesn't really invite me to come back and revisit it later, if that makes sense.

Drama School
by ivki

Comment:
Has a bit of a "sneak" feel to this - nothing wrong with that except when it doesn't quite work. The two apparently live people seem rather disaffected. The statue appears to be a statue, though who knows - there are live statues everywhere working for tips. Not sure of the persons on the right edge - were they meant to be there, and for what? Or just a consequence of the framing?

Memories of an era
by Judi

Comment:
For some reason, Charlie Chaplin came to mind when this opened. Not sure that's what you were going for, though. A bit strange juxtaposition of the alley and the tails.

Scene, Hong Kong, 2011.
by tannah

Comment:
I like the frozen moment element of this, with each doing something here. The affected lass on the left (is she with them? There for some other reason?). The bride handing off the bouquet (or taking it back). The gent with the inexplicably tight pants working the equipment. The groom, nearly hidden by the bride, his attention elsewhere.