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This is pretty cool!

The subject is a rather extraordinary sight. The picture as a whole raises some interesting questions - What's in the case? Why is he asleep? Why the umbrella? - and so on.

I sort of wish that the case was by his feet so we could make a little more of him out, but there is nothing you can do about that!

 

Nice shot!

Well done Bob,

 

Cheers

 

Rob

This is a very interesting second take on this scene. Did you adjust the black and white levels, or did you just do an inversion? Whatever the answer, this shot is quite impressive.

 

michael

This is fantastic capture. Lovely light, details and the caption. Well done. All the best. Rgds.

Well done!

Another good shhot of that scene!

Amazing capture!

This is the best in the series, in B/W, some interesting curves flow nicely in this neat composition.

Beautiful! Best regards

very good bw...congrats

I find this shot quite sad. Seems like he is out looking for work or something of the like. nicely captured. kind regards

Very great capture...

 

Bye, Adriano

This one is even better Bob!

A very good composition with an excellent atmosphere and mood. Very good work.Regards

perfect moment, the table and the unbrella draws a not usual composition, nice light from the right side. with this elements the photo works well, also the bw is good, i like the contrast between the flat BG and the detailed FG. bravo

Very nice capture Bob,

Congrats!

Thanks a lot

Bob,

Great capture. Regards, Patsy

 

It made me smiling. Well composed and great light. BR Joerg

This job is wonderful. It's a pity that my English is a little bit poor, cause i adore your photo in words

Good all around job, especially the background.

Esa luz , combinada con el blanco y negro es genial.

Saludos. Fran

Thank you everyone so much for taking the time to comment :)

It's fantastic buddy.congrats.

One wonders what story is behind this scene. A man sleeping under an umbrella, protected by his attache case. It might be a banker after the crack! What impresses me especially is the very good B/W treatment and the DOF using your 180mm. Well done.