Tourist Guide (Rome)

Thank you for your comments, critiques and suggestions, G.

Ancora uno splendido b/n. Il 12 ottobre sarò a Roma, stiamo organizzando con il gruppo di Tivoli, ci sarai? Spero di si. Ciao.

Very good bw and vwry good capture: simple and strong.

Regards.

Bellissima come sempre. Viene da chiedersi cosa stesse "illustrando" la guida. Complimenti!

Great B&W shot, Giuseppe ... well composed as usual ... My best regards.

Nice composition - good street scene as usual.

E' cominciata la scuola!...Ciaomau!

Great "street" shot..good b/w work!

And you talk about MY production. Sometimes I think you're a homeless man with a good camera and LIVE on the street :-)) Such a steady stream of high quality pictures puts my efforts deep in the shadows, This little street amusement is particularly good with the directed attention of the audience towards the mime. I also get a kick out of the guy on the right, oblivious to the drama around the corner, just reading his newspaper..He reminds me of one end of a pair of bookends. (the other one seems to be ignoring his duty and peeking at the performer).

and inspiring...this is a photo for me to study and learn from...slow shutter speed yet crisp details...

 

you truly are amazing my friend,

evan

and generous ratings. This is the first photo of a series centered on the use of slow shutter and pov perpendicular to the (moving) subjects.I have always considered myself some sort of "wanderer", both from tho intellectual/cultural pov that from the photographic one. The words of Mr. Jack McRitchie (a photographer whose works I appreciate and study) have ironically hit the bull's-eye: to photograph street-life one must almost mingle with people, asphalt, walls and noises. Sometimes a good work is born from this long walks. Thank you again, Giuseppe