Thursday, June 26, 2025

Melbourne Candid Series #1107 Latrobe St

 


An elderly waiter, time etched in his frame,
Leans with a slant, a quiet, thoughtful claim.
His eyes scan patrons in the softly lit space,
Each face a story, each pause a grace.

By LaTrobe Street’s hum and fading light,
He watches the flow of day into night.
Years fold in shadows that crease his brow,
A witness to moments unfolding now.

Silent sentinel in this urban tide,
He holds the tales that patrons confide.
In his slanted stance, both worn and wise,
The pulse of the city behind his eyes.


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28 comments:

  1. The gentleman looks very handsome and still very fit at his age.

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  2. Very good -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com

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  3. He's a waiter? He has a great look.

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  4. In later years we become wise observers indeed! Thank you for your beautiful work and for your thoughtful comments on mine. I appreciate you. Aloha!

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  5. Expresividad y corrección demuestra la veterania del camarero.
    Great moment!

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  6. Parece un hombre paciente y tiene cara de buenatón.
    Un abrazo.

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  7. Un momento distendido en el que el camarero escucha el pedido y está presto para servirlo. Buen monocromo.

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  8. I always enjoy your take on your photography. Beautifully done.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ☺

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  9. This fellow looks like he is standing to make a speech to those at the table. He looks like an important person with something important to say.

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  10. Good shot. He looks like a cool dude! :-D

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  11. Great bokeh. Both front and back. Superb street portrait!

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  12. The first thing I noticed is how black and white really allowed his shirt pattern to jump out at me!

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  13. Wonderful photo, Roentare! You captured the moment perfectly! I'm going to sound like a broken record, but you are truly a poet!

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