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Published: 2004-11-05 15:06:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 1592; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 297
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My first attempt in Photojournalism. I read a book about Robert Doisneau, and i was so fascinated about his pictures of ordinary people in ordinary situations. it was another time back then (around second world war), but still there must be a way to express the same things with nowadays pictures. so i just grabbed my cam and went out
400 shots, nothing, then after 600 shots i finally got one i found interesting and good enough to share, so here it is. i don't wanna say much about it, just gain the feeling of the picture (if there is one for you, for me there is one
picture was taking while being out with *inextremo .
i'm really anxious about your comments, thanks in advance as always
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great title! i like the perspective and the angle you took it from. just great. and his expression is lovely, but the people in the background does the whole picture complete
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Wow, that's insanely awesome. I mean, o_0 they are all right near each other, but all of them seem to be in their own little world. Very nice capture, I think black and white works extremely well for this! <3
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...uiuiui...suuupi bild!!!und das bild ist wirklich nicht gestellt?ich find die ausdrΓΌcke auf den gesichtern von jeder person einfach super
passt fantastisch zum titel,bzw titel zum bild
haste wirklich gut gemacht und im richtigen moment auf den auslΓΆser gedrΓΌckt
alina
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nein, nich gestellt
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amazing contrast. the three guys in the window are dozzing off while the guy in front is full of anticipation and excitement. almost like the three inside have no worries, while the one outside is waiting for his wishes to come true. 
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ahh they all look so thoughtful! I like how the picture's a bit crooked, it adds to the thoughtfulness!
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This is an awesome photo. I agree that pictures should be more about things that are either unappreciated in every day life or that pictures should be the capturing of an unstaged moment. i don't mind staged photo's, but this is my favourite kind.
Great job. The reflections in the window add to the picture in an almost unexpected way, and the way the kid is looking up makes it seem more...I don't know, right. The composition, slanted, is lovely, and I love black and white Photos.
Great job. I don't normally favourite photos I comment on, but this is an exception. +Fav
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this might sound dumb... but.. do you not feel awkward standing there taking pictures of random people? i mean.. wouldn't they notice you? do you ask them for permission before/after? i like pictures of people doing daily things but it seems hard to get a picture of someone without them feeling like they're being stalked.
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well, i just take the pic while walking by with having the cam in my hand hanging down. So they never realize that there was a picture taken. Everybody looks at the cam, but as long as it's just hanging down, nobody expects a picture is being taken
if you're interested, take a look at a group i founded about this : ~ streetshots
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i get a feel from this, too, don't worry! i really love the shot. 
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i get a feel from this, too, don't worry! i really love the shot.
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wow, i love this. i dont even know why...
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Very powerful shot. Im liking the black and white. hehe all the people in the photo look like they're dreaming. even the ones in the resturant
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This picture is awesome! I love the expression on all of their faces, especially the boy on the curb. They are all within their own worlds, even though they are with eachother. Crazy angle, I really like it because you have to give the picture a double take. Black and white suites it very well!
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pretty cool picture, i think streetphotography is one of the hardest things to do, i just never find anything worth being shot.
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Great capture.
Wirkliche interessante Aufnahme, mir gefΓ€llt die Spiegelung und die Perspektive
Mebahel
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It takes a sharp eye and perfect timing to be able to capture the perfect essence of a scene, especially when you include people. And shooting "from the hip" is also a very difficult technique because obviously you are shooting blind...adding yet another variable making such a perfect picture possible. Though this isn't a perfect shot, it is a successful one. The composition and the timing are quite good. The group of three men on one side of the glass all with their eyes closed and their heads resting on their hands greatly contrast the guy on the outside of the glass who is looking upwards. And yet they are all the same...all probably with their minds detatched from their current setting.
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thanks a lot for your comment
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The angle is incredibly pretentious, but does go nicely with his tilted head. Very sharp and powerful image.
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I like the feel of this, particularly the brick sidewalk and the light on his face.
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the scenery u captured is great. congrats!
theres always a lot of luck in the game of streetphotography
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hehe, you're right, but it's a lot of fun as well
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This is a great shot. Its just so styled. Definately a fav.
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Wow so many shots. This one is worth it though. He looks so out their in his own world. "I wonder what he is thinking of?" Is what I ask myself when I look at this. Wonderful work
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Great job on the depth. The contrasting is perfect! The reflections in the window just make it seem more surreal.
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Love this shot, and to me it seems as if you've captured the utter boredom
of everyday urban life, either waiting for some bus, the tram, the meal
at the restaurant, or the date that is late (again!)... all the time wishing you
were somehwere else.
Do you think it makes up for the 600 shots to get to it?
Loved the variation and feel in the rest of your gallery too, I'll keep an eye
out for you. 
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hehe, definetly! your interpretation could be valid as well ... i guess if i would have been in a worse mood, that could've been it
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very nice shot. Like the background and the contrast. Also like the angle.
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Haheh this photo is great..
It's so cool with those guys! 
Love the expression on the dudes face outside
Love the twisted angels and the reflection in the windows...
and the contrast...
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the are dreaming, daydreaming!
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That's a great shot and an interesting scenery. How did you take the pictures? Using a tele or how didn't they notice you?
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this turned out really well. enough though the boy has no relation to the subjects behind him they all seem to tie together. your title of the piece really helps it to all come together and flow. i think the way it is framed and at the angle you took the shot is awesome, tilt and all.
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I like the idea, and the general feel of the picture is great, but I wish for some more contrast. Apart from that, it's just great.
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you want contrast? you're right, there you go
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