As he emerged from the grand State Library, his eyes fell upon me, intent on him with my great lens. Oops
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Leaving after a hard day of studying! Great shot :-D
ReplyDeleteLooking energetic still
DeleteIt's easy to see Melbourne has a volatile weather. Although it's summer in the southern emisphere, people are still wearing coats,.
ReplyDeleteGreat contrast between the outfits of the boy, who was walking towards the photoghapher, and the women on the right side.
No match to the Northern Hemisphere's ability to endure cold
DeleteLa viva imagen de la determinación
ReplyDeleteTo walk out of the library
DeleteNo "oops" in this fine portrait of this fellow coming down the stairs. Yes, he is looking directly into your lens, but that's fine for both of you.
ReplyDelete135mm f1.8 is a large lens.
DeleteParece que se te va a venir encima en un momento. Genial toma amigo
ReplyDeleteEnergy is established
DeleteExcellent framing and definition!
ReplyDeleteNot easy to use 135mm f1.8
DeleteGreat focus and frame.
ReplyDeleteFun snapping
DeleteQuizás te vio las intenciones y no le gustó demasiado. Pero bueno tu conseguiste el objetivo, una buena foto.
ReplyDeleteI don't mind if there was a violent reaction.
DeleteHe looks like a typical Uni student.
ReplyDeleteThey actually don't stay in library these days
DeleteA great shot! I still wonder if you can share pictures of random people without their permission....photographing people without their consent will definitely get you into trouble over here.
ReplyDeleteJust like CCTV in streets. No permission is needed. Streets are public galleries
DeleteYou are brave and bold.
ReplyDeleteAustralia is deteriorating in social security badly like the rest of the world. Sooner or later, street photography won't be safe any further
Deleteoops
ReplyDeleteNo le pasó desapercibido, que lo estabas fotografiando.
ReplyDeleteYou were both focused on what you were doing. Great shot.
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I love that blurry background and the man's gaze. Greetings
ReplyDeleteGran parte del mérito de esta buena fotografía callejera radica, en mi opinión, en la bien calculada profundidad de campo que deja el fondo desenfocado centrando toda la atención en el protagonista.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo,
As long as he wasn't upset by you taking his photo, no problem. It came out nicely.
ReplyDeleteA good photo of a nice looking young man. One good thing about having to use an iPhone to take photos is that it's less obvious. Happy Valentine's Day yesterday, Roentare! 😂❤️
ReplyDeleteYes, his eyes are very intense. Great shot and thank you for sharing with FFO.
ReplyDeleteNo mistake in this photo. A nice direct look from that young man makes for a great shot. Thank you for linking up.
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