What do you say?...

After taking a short break in Prague, which is a city loaded with tourist. Aside from exploring the many art monuments, history museums, and other attractions, the city is a rich place for photographers and shopping opportunities (for those interested ...)

I was interested in photographing, and will upload my impressions.

 

Thanks for yours, Pnina

 

 

Thanks

Eagerly await your images from Prague Pnina. Love their expressions here! A sense of excitement and discovery is in the air. The closeness of the two pairs of eyes and different expressions make for a unique effect! The details and tonal range are nicely done. Excellent street photograph. Regards, kelvin.

Nice B&W shot, Pnina. Expressions and attitudes are great. Good balance and DOF. Excellent capture. Best regards!

I love this. Everyone has a camera now, and these expressions are seen everywhere...it just shows how much happiness photos can bring, and the power of photography! Great!

excellent candid street shot, Pnina.

Very good composition,exposure and choice of tone,Pnina.I like the way you got on the LCD screen of the camera. We will be eagerly waiting to view your new images.SHALOM.

Love this shot Pnina,great captured,best regards

 

Shuki

A good candid street shot in B/W. Their enjoymnent through the camera are reflected on their faces.

A very good shot and their expressions make the photo timeless. Nice work. I wonder if it would be stronger if the empty area on the left were to be cropped away? Regards.

A lovely and spontaneous candid, Pnina: very well taken

Kelvin and Sarah, your descriptions are very accurate, the digital camera is a world revelattion.... their faces are telling everything...

 

David and Klaus, thanks for taking the time

 

Amal, I hope not to disappoint your expectations ;-))

 

Shuki , Cherlyn and Adolfo, I'm glad you liked it.

 

Richard, your suggestion has merit, thanks for stopping by.

 

Pnina

This shot portrays the simple joys of life very well indeed Pnina and, in this way, it is defintely a timeless image. Well done.

The perfect moment (on your part) to take the shot, Pnina. Great expressions and pose. I like the way the girl on the left is holding her glasses and wanting to look her best for the photo.

Thanks Mike and Kim.

 

They were so engaged in looking at the screen and enjoying themselves , they did not notice me photographing them...

Pnina, Really a most interesting shot, especially when the image in the screen of her camera is noticed.....Jim

Charming! They stand out nicely in B&W against the softer background. I see this scene often now that everyone has a camera in there pocket err purse. You've captured it so well. All the best, Nova ~

very natural candid shots. Just like us after taking a good picture we felt like them. Shalom Pnina.

A very natural picture. Looks like a couple of gals from my neck of the woods. What would we do without our cameras. There would be no way to prove that we've ever been anywhere.

Jim, for your ever support

 

Nova, for stopping by and nice comment

 

Spencer, Yes we all look alike... how funny

 

Jack, your concern about our situation and safty is very touching !

and you are so right that the camera changed all our life in concerving our memory of activities and places, but not only , it became a real creating tool in itself, like brushes,sculpturing tools etc, when it is used in a creative way. What a wonderful development.

Very nice & interesting effect by a good chance we can see your big LCD:)now, simple & unusual, Pnina!!! Best regards.

another window shopping (Burberrys') reflection!... from Prague?! east side then!

interesting to see one girl taking off glasses... interestin to see how speed youth goes these days! 1/60"?

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Pnina, excellent street capture. I love the b&w conversion. Happiness is a point and shoot digital camera.

Richard and Howard Thanks.

 

Jacques, welcome back! glad to see you, hope you stay , Peta already fournished you the shorts...:-)) Thanks.

 

 

Ah, super capture of the decisive moment! I especially like that we can actually see their image on the camera's LCD (!). This is the sort of shot that makes me think, "I wish I'd taken that."