Riding the Morning Worm

Comments welcome

Great attitude and faces. Love the one in trench coat. I like the dense composition too.

Merci mon amie,

 

Dans Afrique du Nord oui, e'st tres belle non.

I wish I was there I have never managed to get there but one day maybe.

Thanks for your comment and yes the guy in the trench coat was the reason for the picture he just had this look about him and had his hand in plaster (adroit) it was lucky one as I was dreading that someone would be looking directly in the camera which I didn't want.

 

Thank you Philippe for you time viewing and your comment both mean a lot to me.

 

 

Laissez les bon temps roules

well, thankyou for the comment...i wait you for the next year, please contact me before, i'm happy to see you !!!

It will be nice to know that there is someone I can talk to/visit when I come to Italy who loves photography/art.

I will look forward to our meeting then.

 

Ciao.

 

Nice shot Hugh. Excellent composition.

Makes me remember why I left New York! Is it the lens that produces the almost fish-eye effect? Great shot - thanks for sharing!

yes I was using a 15-35mm set at about 24mm using a full frame camera so you do get that nice perspective.

thanks for stopping by and commenting:)

 

Hugh

Excellent b/w capture, Hugh. Quite interesting scene and viewpoint. The expressions, poses and attitudes are unique. Very good shot! Congrats!

yes the guy in the midle is the center of this urban everyday action, expressions, simbols, faces in the urban attitudes! great photo!

You did a fine job on this image... It tells a story!

I can see you used wide angle lens at close distance.... and I am amazed at the quality of the image.

 

I am trying some street photography myself these days, but I am relying on telephoto lens to shoot people because I don't have the gut to direct my camera to strangers at close distance. So my street shots usually do not show many people in one frame.

 

My best wishes to your photography, Hugh!

What's new across the pond these days?

 

Have you been photographing?

 

Charlie