I think Mark is correct that this looks like a great place to wait for great images. But I like the subject doing nothing but walking. There's a wonderful sense of isolation here, of separation from the crowded city.
I think Mark is correct that this looks like a great place to wait for great images. But I like the subject doing nothing but walking. There's a wonderful sense of isolation here, of separation from the crowded city.
When I saw this, I liked the processing and the perspective, but thought "just a man walking". But considering BD's comment I can see isolation as the theme in more ways than one, there is the separation from the city, the loneliness, the headphones...
I think Mark is correct that this looks like a great place to wait for great images. But I like the subject doing nothing but walking. There's a wonderful sense of isolation here, of separation from the crowded city.
When I saw this, I liked the processing and the perspective, but thought "just a man walking". But considering BD's comment I can see isolation as the theme in more ways than one, there is the separation from the city, the loneliness, the headphones...
Good capture, great PP!
Thank you gentlemen ! for the the comments. I passed by this individual in a crosswalk going the opposite way,sometime earlier . I noticed him right away because of the way he carried himself,hands clenched together in front, eyes and head tilted, looking downward. He projected an energy that is difficult to describe, I got the notion that he lived in a semi protected environment,something different than what the majority of people encounter each day.He may have been lonely,but I sensed contentment. I didn't talk to him,so I don't know what his story is,but I think isolation describes this well,but in a good way I suppose.
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BUT I wish that the walking man was doing something more interesting.
Looks like a great place to park and look for photo opportunities.
"He not busy being born is busy dying." Bob Dylan
"The more ambiguous the photograph is, the better it is..." Leonard Freed
When I saw this, I liked the processing and the perspective, but thought "just a man walking". But considering BD's comment I can see isolation as the theme in more ways than one, there is the separation from the city, the loneliness, the headphones...
Good capture, great PP!
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Thank you gentlemen ! for the the comments. I passed by this individual in a crosswalk going the opposite way,sometime earlier . I noticed him right away because of the way he carried himself,hands clenched together in front, eyes and head tilted, looking downward. He projected an energy that is difficult to describe, I got the notion that he lived in a semi protected environment,something different than what the majority of people encounter each day.He may have been lonely,but I sensed contentment. I didn't talk to him,so I don't know what his story is,but I think isolation describes this well,but in a good way I suppose.
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