It's always interesting what people read on the street. This man is completely immersed in the article. I really like his concentration, as if the world doesn't exist for him. A beautiful portrait. A hug.
Me gusta por partida triple: por la espontaneidad del robado, por el sombrero que ya hace una pequeña colección, y porque el caballero mantiene la tradición de leer sobre papel. Un fuerte abrazo, Luis.
Excelente. Comparto totalmente las razones de Carlos y ademas celebro que te hayas lanzado a los "robados" (que mal suena!) y captures esos momentos únicos e irrepetibles. Un fuerte abrazo Luis
I came back to look at your portraits again. In the previous post, you photographed a stranger from behind, and for the first time, I realized how expressive and interesting a portrait can be from this angle. The details of his clothing became the main characters, and it's so interesting to examine them and create your own version of the story about this person. You create excellent portraits! A hug.
Thank you so much, Kaya. I always thought a portrait from that perspective would be a bit dull, but this time I told myself: try it, then look at the photo carefully and accept or reject the result. And as you say, I discovered that it can be interesting to imagine a story by placing yourself with the camera at that angle of view. Thanks for your comments. Hugs
No se que más decirte, estoy de acuerdo en todo.Como dice Josep suena mal lo de 'robados' pero hay tanta espontaneidad en ellos que enamoran. Buen trabajo Maestro Abrazo
It's always interesting what people read on the street. This man is completely immersed in the article. I really like his concentration, as if the world doesn't exist for him. A beautiful portrait.
ResponderEliminarA hug.
Le chapeau du loup de mer.
ResponderEliminarAs Jean-Luc points out--- anchors all around the hat band. Interesting!
ResponderEliminarMe gusta por partida triple: por la espontaneidad del robado, por el sombrero que ya hace una pequeña colección, y porque el caballero mantiene la tradición de leer sobre papel.
ResponderEliminarUn fuerte abrazo, Luis.
Leer en papel el periódico diario siempre ha sido para mi un momento de autentico placer. Gracias Carlos
EliminarAbsorbed in reading!
ResponderEliminarBuen momento has pillado, él está tan inmerso en lo que lee, que no se percata del "clic".
ResponderEliminarMe gustan estos robados.
Aferradetes, Luis.
Excelente. Comparto totalmente las razones de Carlos y ademas celebro que te hayas lanzado a los "robados" (que mal suena!) y captures esos momentos únicos e irrepetibles.
ResponderEliminarUn fuerte abrazo Luis
I came back to look at your portraits again.
ResponderEliminarIn the previous post, you photographed a stranger from behind, and for the first time, I realized how expressive and interesting a portrait can be from this angle.
The details of his clothing became the main characters, and it's so interesting to examine them and create your own version of the story about this person. You create excellent portraits!
A hug.
Thank you so much, Kaya. I always thought a portrait from that perspective would be a bit dull, but this time I told myself: try it, then look at the photo carefully and accept or reject the result. And as you say, I discovered that it can be interesting to imagine a story by placing yourself with the camera at that angle of view.
EliminarThanks for your comments.
Hugs
La expresion es de estar muy interesado en la lectura del periódico. Has pillado un buen robado.
ResponderEliminarUn abrazo.
No se que más decirte, estoy de acuerdo en todo.Como dice Josep suena mal lo de 'robados' pero hay tanta espontaneidad en ellos que enamoran.
ResponderEliminarBuen trabajo Maestro
Abrazo
All that concentration and focus are beautiful
ResponderEliminarSomething good to read :-D
ResponderEliminarMe gusta el retrato y la pose y la espontaneidad. Pero no lo llamemos robado, no robamos nada, captamos algo que nos llama la atención. Un abrazo
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