Young man on a train. He didn't know I had taken his picture. Fuji good for that.
Council accidently creates an art installation in the city. They just don't know it
A fine residence....Once, some time ago.
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Some street walking, train riding stuff
Lady in red
Young man on a train. He didn't know I had taken his picture. Fuji good for that. Council accidently creates an art installation in the city. They just don't know it A fine residence....Once, some time ago. Regards
Matt. K
Re: Some street walking, train riding stuff
G,Day Matt.
Of these shots I like #1 and 2 the most. The lady in red. Great control of aperture with the back of the chair and roof out of focus but not distracting from the shot. Like the angle of the chair back diagonally across the image, for me, it creates drama because I keep wanting to straighten it. you could have had less chair in the bottom of the shot with just a bit more of a view into the carriage but thats just a personal thought. Any way I look at it, I think it's a great shot. The young man on the train. love the use of the door window to create the reflection and provide depth to the image by viewing the platform beyond. Again, it amazes me how you see these images let alone take the shot without disturbing the subject. Regards Martin A camera in the closet gathers no photos
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