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« Reply #65 on: December 16, 2015, 05:57:17 PM » |
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Okay I'm going to have to use my imagination because I have no idea.  It's a woman who is just moving in to a new flat, and she has that rolling wardrobe that she has to fit through the door, so she's got a tape measure with her to see if it will fit, but she looks more like she's measuring the floor. She appears to be standing on her tip-toes? Or she's putting (golf putting). And if that's not a stick of sorts in front of her, then I'm way off. In that case, she is walking backwards, and about to step off the entry. (I don't think she's walking IN with her feet so arched up like that?)
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« Reply #78 on: December 18, 2015, 12:14:45 PM » |
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I like the way you captured that moment. There's emotion in the shot. Loneliness, age, neglect, solitude (the street, the buildings, the man, all empty and left alone, falling apart), and the juxtaposition at the bottom of the street of the younger group of friends, bright shiny car. It's a great shot. 
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« Reply #79 on: December 18, 2015, 03:39:55 PM » |
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 Driving straight across Missouri along I-70E, it was field after field of turbines. Again, no time to pull over, so I was able to snap this out the passenger window while driving. I'm sure it could be better if I stopped, but I was awake nearly 24 hours straight and hoping to make it back to TN before it got too late. This and the Chicago photo (above) were iPhone photos. There's a lot of grain. But, I still like it. (I've since upgraded to a Galaxy S5, which has a better camera.)
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