zero
by Melethia

Comment:
I like how the posters of the women look into the photo and create a kind of symmetrical framing device. "Zero" seems to be a commentary on something. The b&w works well.

You may feel invisible sometimes, but children see all! :-)

Whacked - Sweenio "The Pinky" Toddesco
by pawdrix

Comment:
I love old barber shops -- and the shaving is classic!

Bus Stop Ritual
by bvy

Comment:
Whoa, interesting tableau! She looks like she's hoping the man behind her will stop talking, an impression heightened by the wary look of the teenager.

Whale
by Germaine

Comment:
Classic Germaine motion catch! Love the hungry whale.

Day 04 - Back in Fashion
by shalrath

Comment:
The colorful balloons in the background make a nice visual echo to the letters in front, and the father and son illustrate "love" so nicely.

Day 03 - Spotted
by shalrath

Comment:
Good job on the b&w -- and you managed to control the exposure despite the strong sunlight on their faces.

Sometimes in that situation (after sizing up the subjects, of course), I'll show them the photo display and say something truthful like "I hope you don't mind, I'm practicing my street photography and you seemed like an interesting subject" (or whatever the case may be). I've offered to email people any photos, too, and have done so a few times.

Bright Girls
by pjangel

Comment:
Good, colorful subjects for a candid! I like the color saturation though I think the skin tones are too red on the woman at the left.

ildp.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
For me this evokes a feeling of isolation and possibly unease. I like the darkness.

victdp.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
Really striking use of bold color contrasts, and I like the lone figure. Nice how the shadow at top and the black tile at bottom create a sort of "natural" letterbox frame.

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by ericwoo

Comment:
Of your first group of six, this is my favorite. It makes me curious as to what the two men are doing, and I like the guy looking on through the ticket window.