Business
by jjbeguin

Comment by geewhy:
I didn`t vote in this challenge but if I had this would have received my highest score.
Another beauty from the "Master" of candids.

Business
by jjbeguin

Comment by graphicfunk:
Congratulations on your 15th placing with this candid mercantile entry.

Business
by jjbeguin

Comment by tyt2000:
illustrates business quite well, great tone and composition...

Business
by jjbeguin

Comment by miaminovice:
Great setting! Works well in black and white -- a ten!

Business
by jjbeguin

Comment by Azrifel:
Given the window of the building in the background and the language on the walls this must be france. The window rules out Canada.
I like the composition. The store is a pleasant mess, I can almost smell the fish.
The Sepia tone works well, better than B&W I think.

Business
by jjbeguin

Comment by Tuckersmom:
My absolute favorite of this challenge 10

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Comment by scalvert:
I'm not surprised that this was yours JJ. I'm shocked that it didn't make the top 10. :-(

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by jjbeguin

Comment by scalvert:
Excellent composition, planning and patience to wait for the right moment. A little grainy, but this shot belongs in the top 5. Good luck! ;-)

Choose a different angle, meet new goals.
by jjbeguin

Comment by GeneralE:
Nice timing, use of what's normally a distraction as a compositional element.

Business
by jjbeguin

Comment by Arcanist:
I have looked at this one many times. The old feeling to the color choice, the wide(squared) crop and everything that has been included work well to minimize the man's presence while not pushing him so far back as to make him unimportant. It is candid and the extra stuff from the wares for sale all the way to the tiled floor add to the ambiance. Only the highlight on his face seems somewhat diastracting to me and could easily be taken care of with a slight burn. Jumping from 6 to 8.