Boy Meets Girl

I was sure that I posted this over a year ago but I cannot find it in my London lives folder so here it is.

This is an image that I took while out, the location was Soho and here you can see long loves having a courting tiff, I am glad to say that it soon resolved and seconds later they were once again lovey-dovey.

 

It is remarkable that you were able to pinpoint and isolate an event in a crowded scene. Moreover, the couple is evidently very expressive thorugh their gestures and looks which makes the photo altogether "alive".

Street(Love)Life. Comments SVP.

Greetings Hulki Okan,

to watch life is in esscense to learn from it and what better lessson to learn from than that of love and positive communication.

Oxford street is perhaps one if not the most busiest in Britain, it is rich with an abundance of national/individualities and cultures, it is here that I find most of my inspiration.

I like a lot this release!

Here a young and amusing love shines through!

very nice capture!

It is a great capture....tells a story.

I like the scene!

Hugh, this is an excellent capture of two different expressions.... those grains in the image enhance the feel.

Another well-captured moment in time, Hugh. Their expressions draw you right in to their world.

Besides the excellent capture (expressions, attitudes) the contrast, the sharpness and the DOF are perfect. Nice frame!

A moemnt well captured and preserved forever. You captured their expressive natural expressions very nicely. B&W works fine here as it is enhancing the effect and the distractions are not there. Good clean solid street shot with lots of emotions.

 

Excellent work. Kind regards.

Not nice to point with a naked finger on a dressed preson LOL.

I like the caught moment and their expression and i like that you left it in contex and not tryed to make the background dissapear

I love shots like this. But-sometimes you have to run very very fast :)

Nice image Hugh. Do you go out with a couple of cameras with long and short lenses, or how do you work? It looks like this one was captured with a long lens, wasn't it?

 

Please advise.