Child's play

Thank you for your comments.

when the 1% of the frame make the phooto unforgettable. i hope you gave a gift to that boy......

another masterly composition... i wonder why you had to forego the third post at the kerb which would be a little ahead of the young lad... even with him there is the charm of the moment -- his right leg with the bent knee and uplifted ankle... he's about to leave us [Wieslaw, thanks to the inputs i have got from you and your photographs from time to time i can now say that instinct has a 'tongue' and an 'eye' and some help from the busy grey cells]

wieslaw, unfortunately i cant send mails yo you. i tried to tell you, not in public, that this photo has been walking all the time in my mind, and i think that for me is the best one i never see on pn, during my 18 mounths here. compliments (and thanks, because usually i have to pay, in money or time, to see this kind of photos)

Andrea, thank you for your encouraging and motivating words, glad you like it so much.

 

Rajat, I cut off the third post at the kerb so that the boy had nothing in the way to escape from the frame and be above any suspicions:-}. Seriously speaking, you may be absolutely right, the composition looks a bit more convincing with this little detail. Thank you very much.

another great work. Apart the good tones the composition is really perfect (although the inclusion of the third post would be ok). Thanks for sharing, Giuseppe

agree with Giuseppe. As far as I´m concerned your original is the best.

First class street capture and again a brilliant title. Cos pieknego :)

thank you for your comments, about the range of tones - I think I still have to learn a lot from you all to make my shots come up to the mark:)

Ouch. Great title and nicely done picture. I like the B&W tonalities and you composition.

Regards,

Alex

welcome and thank you so much for your comment. Best regards.

Very interesting! Well captured! Regards