Refraining from trimming the leftward expanse of this image imparts a distinct sentiment.
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Refraining from trimming the leftward expanse of this image imparts a distinct sentiment.
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Nice
ReplyDelete...walking out of the frame.
ReplyDeleteHe moves faster than my lens
DeleteParece estar saliendo de escena tras interpretar su papel
ReplyDeleteRather rapid pace
DeleteIt seems he was walking on the roadway.
ReplyDeleteYeah, competing with traffic
DeleteAbsolutely, but rules are made to be broken!
ReplyDeleteAmen
DeleteYes! I like how this photo is framed. It creates a sense of action and movement forward.
ReplyDeleteMy shutter delay perhaps
DeleteHe is just about to walk out of your frame. Candid street photography does have its challenges.
ReplyDeleteCandid shot
DeletePues si, todo hay que verlo en el contexto y el formato que has elegido le viene muy bien
ReplyDeleteThe difficulty of street shots
DeleteI like the man. He's so easygoing. I wish you a nice week and lots of sun.
ReplyDeleteI wish you the same!
DeleteAn interesting shot
ReplyDeleteThis blog is keeping my efforts for some years now
DeleteI did a whole series of photos for a friends beach wedding where I positioned the subject in the left of the image to ensure I captured the waves coming in. I love this, alternative focal points make it interesting imho.
ReplyDeleteOff side orientation works
DeleteA punto de salir de la escena. Has hecho la toma en el momento preciso.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
It was a delayed shutter mechanism lol
DeleteI really want to see the moment when he walks into that post. I know he doesn't, but that is what it looks like. 😀
ReplyDeleteI like that too lol
DeleteSegún las estrictas reglas ese espacio debería ser anulado pero, las regls están hechas para saltarselas cuando el fotógrafo decide hacer un encuadre con alguna intención personal y no hay mucho más que añadir.
ReplyDeleteI just abide the rule to not trim any street shots. Being original
DeleteAn interesting perspective... an off-centered photograph that emphasizes the dynamic of the moment. Very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLooks happy going where he is!
ReplyDeleteWhy not? It might have looked eve better...
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