films.....

Very good use of the B/W, like you know to do!

wewas missing your teheran's streets, dara. here more town than usual, and is what i like. take care

Great street work ,excellent b/w colors . best regards .

Maurizio, Andrea and Aivar, appreciate your thoughts and glad that you like this photo. Thanks for your support. Best regards.

sepia was a good choice

Thanks Meir, yes it does have a tendency towards sepia, yet without the strong characteristic sepia brown/orange cast. I used "Platinum toning" about 20% in the photo editing software to get more tone differentiation and lightness in shadows. Best regards

Shot on Vali Asr street Tehran. Thanks for taking the time......

A very nice shot, Dara!

Nice moment captured!

excellent composition and nice details, simple made, with a very nice selection of placard and elements. Well done..!

 

Ricardo

Ruud, Marianne, and Ricardo appreciate your comments and thoughts on this photo. Thanks for your interest. Best regards. Dara

Superb capture, Dara. Beautiful and quite interesting street scene with excellent details and a very agreeable atmosphere. Good shot! Warm regards

A very interesting slice of life! Well seen! Regards, Doug.

David, thank you. I am glad that you like this image, appreciate your visits. Best regards. Dara

 

 

Doug, thank you very much for your comment, I appreciate your visit. Best regards. Dara

Fine street capture, I like duo-tone concept on this one.

Thank you for your comment and I am glad that you like this image and the toning. Appreciate your visit my friend. Best regards. Dara

I also love the tone and the street scene itself, a glimpse into the streets (perhaps movie culture) of Teheran. The framing -- the two cars, back wall and tree -- are wonderful! The man guides me onto the sidewalk, into the scene. The short pole near the left car is intriguing; on each side of the circle, there appear to be hands-- praying hands? I wonder what this represents. Likewise, under each billboard is the formation of a cross like a religious --albeit a foreign religious--undertone to it all. Impressive, intriguing work.

Donna, thank you for your comments and interesting thoughts. The praying hands are on a box; it is a collection box for the poor and the needy. Appreciate your visits. Dara

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