what a day!
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Comment by Ammie:
Super stunning shot. Maybe not conventional silhouette but very smart

what a day!
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Comment by RamblinR:
This is an interesting image but it doesn't meet the Silhouette challenge for me. Detail is visible on the rider and he should instead by totally black. I love the shadow on the ground but it is also not a silhouette.

I like the sun rays in this but would probably crop it above the white strips at the bottom to make a more solid image.

eclipse
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Comment by Tiny:
Well done Lydia

imagine the jungle book
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Comment by NiallOTuama:
Great image! Very effective lighting.

right time, right place
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Comment by Neat:

Originally posted by mariuca: Originally posted by Neat: Seriously tell us the story behind this photo did you have to wait there for someone to walk by or was it a mere candid? Seriously Anita, what are the odds in NYC to wait for an old woman carrying two huge bags? It was a candid. Actually, I waited for two seconds to take out the cover of the lens. Thank you all for the comments. I did have two or three outtakes but this was too much of a happy coincidence not to post it

Thanks, I've never noticed them before but I trust they are everywhere.

real stories.DSCF1064
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Big Smile!

life is but a dream...DSCF8675
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Comment by PennyStreet:
For me, the timing of your entry is perfect, it's humorous and I scored it well... but this one is much more compelling. I love the black and white.. and the three images moving by her, each in their own world. The borders help somehow (an escalator I suppose) .. altogether atypical. This is really excellent. Good title too.

train ride at dawn
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Comment by daisydavid:
I hope it tasted good

eclipse
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Comment by tanguera:
Beautiful but truly an architectural image, not a landscape

right time, right place
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Comment by mariuca:

Originally posted by Neat: Seriously tell us the story behind this photo did you have to wait there for someone to walk by or was it a mere candid?

Seriously Anita, what are the odds in NYC to wait for an old woman carrying two huge bags? It was a candid.
Actually, I waited for two seconds to take out the cover of the lens.
Thank you all for the comments. I did have two or three outtakes but this was too much of a happy coincidence not to post it