mirø
by tate

Comment:
Definitely my kind of shot! Cats, light and shadow, and the overhead view - all my cup of tea. This is very well seen and rendered! Oh, and also love all the patterns.

bird
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Timing is everything. His arms, the birds wings.... just doesn't get any better! And you did get the shadow, too. Wonderfully busy is a good way. Great capture. Aren't you glad I took you there?

Posse
by RKT

Comment:
Oh too fun!!! Car show, ducks/geese, full sun. You get the feeling they've seen what they came for and are heading out for lunch. My kinda thing, truly. Made me laugh out loud when it popped up.

The conversation
by markwiley

Comment:
Made me smile!! The stripes - all those stripes! This would make PennyStreet happy (she's good at stripes) but it's also "me" in that it's a wonderful wide view with stories galore, not the least of which is that butt in the center. The young patron seems less than impressed, however. The low angle, the B&W, the wide view, the characters everywhere - very me indeed.

Hooping for the Best
by GeneralE

Comment:
Ha! Definitely one of the best titles! I do enjoy street shooting - looks like a farmer's market or a festival of some kind.

Lean In
by patches

Comment:
I wonder the story behind this. In the US, around here, if someone is killed while riding a bike, there's a group of volunteers who take an old bicycle, spray paint it all white, and put it up at the site of the accident - they're called ghost bikes. I'm hoping this is something different, that someone just decided it would be fun to spray paint their entire bike!

Mind your own business
by Judi

Comment:
Well hello! Sweet capture - great light, very nice detail. And they do seem to be giving you the eye, each in their own way. They definitely have personality!

Kind of Blue
by insteps

Comment:
Kind of reminds me of my gent in blue in a Starbucks in Frankfurt, but far more carefully cultivated and presented. Nice sense of mystery.

Casting
by PenelopeK

Comment:
A lovely collection of texture, noise, and serenity if that makes sense. There's a very nice flow to this - not clean and crisp, but real and somehow more satisfying.

a little girl in a big world
by jmritz

Comment:
She looks so lost in all that texture - very aptly titled, as there's a bit of sadness here, both from the smallness of the girl and the dark toning.