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Old friends in the old cafe


m_akin

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Even though it's a contemporary picture, it has the feeling of an interior shot from the 19th century in which people seem caught in a timeless space where they will remain waiting forever. I like it very much.
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First of all, thank you for the dedication. It's an honor. What's interesting to me is that this is not a photo I could have taken, but it is represents scenes I aspire to take. I've been looking at pictures of Cartier-Bresson, currently the subject of a MOMA exhibit in NY. I can't go, but the rest of the family are going to the show. There's something reminiscent in this photo to his expert work, a natural ordering of subjects and scene. Lovely work, as always.
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This is a beautiful capture and good composition...Actually,we have this old cafe in our country too...We call these places"ghahve khaneh"..means a place for having tea and rest for awhile...You can eat something,have a rest and smoking a hubble bubble with drinking tea...An old place for visiting old people and old friends...This shot is very touchable for me and I have many memories with every details...Anyway,thanks so much for your good shot and sharing this with us!

 

Regards(Bobby).

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a masterpiece. Composition, centered around the stove, light and composure of  the "old friends" are just great.

What I like about your photos is that they really well convey a sense of culture and life - and this one of the best examples.

Best regards,
Wolfgang

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You have certainly captured something, presumably representative, and unique here.   A part of culture and history.   I would hesitate to express exactly what it is.   Nevertheless it probably represents a moment about which people may look back and say "I remember being around in such a time and the cafe".  In some ways it is a haunting image.   Don't know about the title - as the four in the front seem disassociated,  though may be taking out time to reflect.  I would have called it "Pondering life and change"  :-),  Congratulations,  Jim

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