Street Scene...

Public phone, poster with an added mustache...and a passer by... A typical street scene.

 

Thanks for your thoughts, Pnina

Please read comment, Thanks Pnina

You manage to get two different scenes at once ! Well done ! Regards,

Hi Pnina, wellseen streetscene! But I really find it difficult to see this picture as 'one shot'. It looks as if you have join two different pictures together. I think it's the missing end of the cart that the woman pulls behind her which is the cause of my problem. Perhaps it is an optical illusion and do I need to look a bit longer. What concerns the picture; I love the creases in the poster which are so visible. And ofcourse the mustache. It looks as if the model has draw it by herself with the lipstick. Very funny and o so recognizable and understandable reaction of somebody who couldn't resist the child in him/herself to give the woman a sex change.

 

Greetings to you Pnina, Ada:)

A very interesting scene Pnina. Quite disorientating and direct at the same time. Technically I like the photo also, the sepia tones are even and well distributed and balanced. It's the kind of image that warrants a closer look and stimulates the mind.

 

-Mike

An incredible capture Pnina. It is amazing how much detail you've captured from both scenes. Now, I find it really interesting that the facial profile of the woman on the left appear similar to the face on the right particularly at the nose and around the ears. A superb capture. Very well seen. Regards, Kelvin.

very nice shut...

Different and worthwhile.

Excelente luz, color y un bello encuadre,,un cordial saludo Pnina.

Pnina, fascinating street scene and love the sepia rendering. I, too, though, get the impression they are two separate shots and the eyes go from right to left, two different focalpoints. The poster, though, with the moustache is great.

Interesting mixture of art & reality that constitutes this street scene. The poster catches my eyes on the most part as it is so captivating. I do agree that this is like 2 parts of a picture, each part can be stand alone.

Time goes by,the lady moves on,the poster remains.Good street scene watched by You and now from me too.

Pnina, I know a person gets lucky once in a while, but it still takes a very good photographer to get as many as you do, espesially so often.....Jim

to all of you,Mario,Ada,Mike,Kelvin.Guzin,Howard, Julio,Paula, Cherlyn Jim and Alix.

 

It is ONE photo, but the angle I photographed connected the poster and the other part, so it is two parts, of reality and the poster connected while shooting.

 

Kelvin , you are right about the ear and nose;-))

 

Jim, thank s for your always generouse words!

 

Pnina

This is a great shot, Pnina. It's nice when street scenes have enough subject matter to hold interest. When I first saw this, I thought John might have taken it.

 

Very well done.

 

Best Regards,

 

Barry

Well seen and captured. A fine street shot! Like the tone too.

 

Regards...

Pnina, this is a super street shot! you can start to look there or there, thus interpret it like this or this or this... really funny to discover!

Very interesting... it does look like 2 photos, you really have to look at it to see it is one. I like the mustache!

PS: for me the left and the right 'half' HAVE to go together!

this clearly shows how taggers can improve ads. very well seen and captured, pnina, lovely street shot.

Dear Pnina, Please know that I call the shots as I see them. It does no one any good to put down anyone with talent just to make myself look a superior to others in my own mind. It would only show how poorly I was raised, and that I was filled with my own fellings of self importance. I think if a person isn't trying to make this world a little better place to live in, then we are in this world for the wrong reasons......Jim

Pnina,beautiful capture of street scene.The girl with moustache reminded me of Dali.I admire your your sight to spot this extraordinary collage of diverse themes on the wall.

Barry, John is a great street photohgrapher, thanks for the compliment!

 

Pulok, Hanna,Sarah Kluas and Amal, thanks for liking,and commenting.

 

Jim, can you explain your comment, I'm not sure I understood the idea expressed, due to my English being a foreign language . If you speak about talent? I think that each of us have that gift in his own way.

 

Thanks again for your feedback.Pnina

Pnina,My friend, You write in english so well, I fail to realize that it is not your first language. I will email a better explaination......Jim

Interesting composition. I like the colour and tones. Cheers!