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this is a good, strongly wanted, maybe a bit emphatic, classic shot. The brilliant touch of the two writings at the top corners is something I will surely remeber. Thanks for sharing, Giuseppe

Superb candid street shot of people who are above it all...Marjorie

I love it. This is a great shot. Well Done.

Hayder.... The multiplicity of themes in this one photo is amazing. While I don't (can't) do street photography well, I do recognize an excellent street shot. From the blonde/Barbie/Simpson angle, the contrast between the pedestrians, to the everyday plight of a homeless person, to the sepia tone that lends a timeless quality, the elements work so well together... Exceptional... Mike

 

 

Hayder, well captured moment and expressions, Regards.

Good street documentary...quite sad, the tone matching the sombre mood. compliments -koushik

A very good street photo!

Street photography at it's best, congrats.

o la la tooo sad!!! and this is a picture in every big city!!! uf uf uf everybody is looking but doing nothing to help!!! uf uf uf

 

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Biliana

The moment is so brilliant that it has to be set... just kidding. Thats a great statement shot.

I think that this is an award winning photograph - the action and timing is really incredible - everyone is perfectly placed - the expression of the lady on the left is priceless. Congratulations.

I like this image - I think that it is fabulous in terms of timing, setting etc. Very well done so congratulations are in order.

Very interesting picture!

very very nice.good job. 7//7

A very good documentary and street photo!You're been able to capture the expressions of the 3 ladies...the one on the left...is disgusting!Regards..and compliments..

Incredible shot and so well processed...Regards

good moment

perfect capture, what else to say about this excellent photo

EXCELLENT frame Hayder... But sepia don't fit with setting; this a pure B&W picture ...

Ahah! I've finally found another great street photographer! I found you via a comment you made on Jorg Vetter's 'Free to See' image. This is a very poignant and evocative image you've created. It takes a great eye to find these social injustices and/or anomalies and document them the way you have done so eloquently here. Bravo! BTW, is your name spelled with a 'y' or an 'i'. I noticed that you signed your name Heider on Jorg's image. Thanks!