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by sevilduvarci

Comment by agenkin:
My first reaction: I want to turn this into a horizontal shot. After more thought - maybe not, not sure. :)

There is a lot of movement, both due to the fragment of the pedestrian moving out of the frame, and due to the white lines in the bottom part, moving in the opposite direction. You caught a cool movement phase of the pedestrian, I like the bend of the sole of the shoe, and grotesquely long stride of the thin leg.

The position of the graffiti "Aber" is too prominent, so I thought for a while whether it had any meaning. Not having found any meaning, I think that it would be better to cut it with the edge of the frame or to place it in a less significant position, but I may be missing something. Also, the graffiti balances the composition, perhaps it would fall apart without it.

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Comment by Louis:
Nice. Has a lot of interesting elements that demand study.

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Comment by jaysonmc:
Classic street style. I like it, they look like zombies out there. Congrats on a stunning image!

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Comment by TonyT:
I wish I had the guts to do this. When I have my camera with me people stare at it or look at me really mean. Great tones.

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Comment by Phil:
Ha! Just crazy good as usual Sevil. What else can I say?

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Comment by Alicia:
Sweet. So much to look at from a voyeur's perspective. Love those revolving doors. Very good shot.

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Comment by sherpet:
excellent timing, and wonder how mant times this happened, to get this so right.....The Keep off the grass sign really makes it perfect.....

Message edited by author 2007-05-03 20:59:42.

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Comment by sevilduvarci:

Originally posted by rinac: Originally posted by sevilduvarci: what do you see Rina?? is there a 2 in the picture actually?? that would be really very cool. the 2 unfortunately merely stood for the fact that this is the second day of the 30 day B&W challenge. nothing to do with the picture itself. What I see are the lines and curves from the subject making an implied 2. Great coincidence, eh? Or maybe my eyes are far too wide open - I may need to ease up on the coffee ;)

great eye Rina, i think you're doing real good with the coffee ;) they do make an implied 2 really :)

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Comment by rinac:

Originally posted by sevilduvarci: what do you see Rina?? is there a 2 in the picture actually?? that would be really very cool. the 2 unfortunately merely stood for the fact that this is the second day of the 30 day B&W challenge. nothing to do with the picture itself.

What I see are the lines and curves from the subject making an implied 2. Great coincidence, eh? Or maybe my eyes are far too wide open - I may need to ease up on the coffee ;)

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Comment by sevilduvarci:

Originally posted by rinac: Looked at the title first, then at the tagging (graffiti) on the wall. Couldn't work out how you got "2". Then my eyes opened properly and the penny dropped. Yes, I see it.

what do you see Rina?? is there a 2 in the picture actually?? that would be really very cool.
the 2 unfortunately merely stood for the fact that this is the second day of the 30 day B&W challenge. nothing to do with the picture itself.