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Published: 2010-09-13 16:38:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 7397; Favourites: 359; Downloads: 0
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Full View please.Street photography is ungrateful. Nevertheless, I'll continue waiting for moments like this one.
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The earlier they start, the better they become
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Thanks. It was a bit difficult to compose.
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Beautiful moment...a bit scary for those kids...
Nice pic also...
AndrΓ©.
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Thank you! They looked to be used to climb ladders and walk on ships!
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Definitely kids adventure!
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This is adorable and a great shot! Those kids remind me of myself at that age; always trying to have adventures and getting in trouble.
This is a wonderful photo; I wish I could get moments like this.
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Thanks a lot! Well, each age has its adventures, and we will soon remember our current present as fantastic moments!
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You're welcome!
And you're absolutely right.
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At least let's hope so!
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This made me remember my childhood, when everything was a big adventure. Great picture, you're an excellent photographer
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Yes, child adventure books tell stories like this.
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C'est le capitaine moineau qui va t'Γͺtre content !
Bravo pour la dd.
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For some reason this reminds me of that dream that Holden describes in The Catcher in the Rye.
Amazing photo. Well deserved DD.
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I haven't read that book, so I'll take your word for it. Thanks a lot!
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I stole this from Yahoo answers but it's a nice short description of the dream:
Holden [the main character] imagines children playing a game in a field of rye near a cliff, and it is his role to protect the children by catching anyone who comes too near to the edge. Such a job, he says, would make him truly happy. Holden tells Phoebe [his younger sister] he has always wanted to be a Catcher in the Rye (symbolically, a rescuer of children).
The main theme of the book is loss of innocence, I think. Anyhow, it's a damn good book and this here is a damn good photo.
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Thanks again. I'll add the book to my to-read list!
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Thanks! Cleggan, Ireland.
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Thank you! Colors are underrated in street photography in my opinion.
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Congratulations, JD! It's a well-deserved DD.
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Thanks a lot, Eric!
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Always a pleasure, Jean-Daniel!
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It looks like a scene from an awesome kids movie.
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Yes, indeed, kids adventure book tell stories like this.
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It is ungrateful in the sense that you can be wandering for hours to find a scene worth capturing, and not find anything. You can also find the perfect scene, the perfect light and angle, and have somebody who steps between you and your perfect subject while you shoot.
It is so much more difficult - random - than a photography that is staged, no matter how difficult it is to set up the right light, find the right model position...
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Hmm.I know what you are talking about.
I have wandered the same streets for years
trying to get a particular shot.
And when you finally nail it,you know you have
something special.
Like these two [link] [link]
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