At the railway station

Thanks in advance :-)

A really excellent street portrait. I like the wonderful tones and the alternation of dark and light areas

Thanks :-)

Hello! My name is Juliette and I’m a high school student. I found this photograph and I would love to feature it in an art exhibit I’m planning for class! Would it be okay with you if I included the photo in my virtual project (it is virtual for now, hoping to make it physical when school starts up again) and of course give you full credit? The image fits perfectly with my theme of black and white photographs of people around the world. Please let me know if this is okay with you. Thank you!

Hello Juliette, you are free to use this image for your school project. I am honoured. Kind regards, Arthur

Amazing! Thank you so much!!

Hello again!

I’m writing to let you know that my exhibit is live on the Instagram page @_people.of.the.world . Thank you again for participating in my project!

Juliette

Nice composition and B&W. She looks a little afraid too or concerned, on the phone as if she is telling someone there is some stranger with a camera following me taking pictures! Of course a good photo holds our interest and will have us trying to interpret what is going on. Cheers

Ha, ha I was not stalking her. Mark, thanks for your comment which is highly appreciated. Best regards, Arthur.

This is IMHO, classy, refined, old-school photography. The composition is brilliant! Using B; ditto. But the depth of your capture is the "moment": so telling, so enthralling....enigmatic. You so adroitly managed to enter the unknown realm of the mind and of feelings. I guess....you wanted, as I have also tried, to understand at least a fragment of the conversation, the gaze of the girl, facial expression, raised eyebrows, sensuality, etc... while talking to someone on the far-fetched, ubiquitous cell phone. And the dove??!! It only adds to the complexity of this magnificent moment.Your Photograph (note capital P) is so very rich in elements that it is a veritable unique image. Thanks for sharing and help others learn how a seasoned photographer perceives a minuscule piece of Time. I have to place it into my favorites to study it carefully and pleasurably. With my admiration and best regards. DG

I tried to capture an expression rather than a face. For me a good street photo makes people stay and think. Daniel your comment encourage me a lot. BR Arthur.

Nice shot. Just enough shutter drag for the pigeon. Well done.

Scott, thanks for your comment which is very much appreciated. Kind regards, Arthur.