Bread Street

garryknight said:
Nice! I like all the different 'poses'. And the splash of colour highlighting the big guy and the little guy. Make me wonder who's taking home more bread.
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Thanks garry! For my money (or bread), it's probably the smartest dressed man, third from left.
 
I honestly think this is one of the best street scenes I have seen since I joined the forum, I really like it a lot.

I found the windows a bit distracting to the eye, so I would be tempted to crop the street sign right to the corner and shave a fraction off the windows to calm them down a bit, and lift the subjects a tad higher, but that's just the way my eyes reacted and a personal preference I guess.

It's a great street scene, it's striking and classy and really appeals to me.
 
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"Excellent" candid street style capture Lee, nuff said.
 
boring building, ominous red door, I like it. Could be an album sleeve. :cool:
 
2nd from left breaking out of the mould. :)
 
Crotal Bell said:
I honestly think this is one of the best street scenes I have seen since I joined the forum, I really like it a lot.

I found the windows a bit distracting to the eye, so I would be tempted to crop the street sign right to the corner and shave a fraction off the windows to calm them down a bit, and lift the subjects a tad higher, but that's just the way my eyes reacted and a personal preference I guess.

It's a great street scene, it's striking and classy and really appeals to me.
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Thank you very much Keith, glad you like it. I'll have a play around with your cropping suggestions. (y)

G.K.Jnr. said:
"Excellent" candid street style capture Lee, nuff said.
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Thanks George. :)

d00d said:
boring building, ominous red door, I like it. Could be an album sleeve. :cool:
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Thanks David. David Gates might like it. :D

gramps said:
2nd from left breaking out of the mould. :)
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Indeed Roger, there's always one!
 
superpippo said:
Super shot, impressive light and shadows, all of which seem to separate the characters. (y)
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Thanks. It's surprisingly difficult getting this type of shot where there's multiple people not overlapping each other, where they're looking and moving in different directions and basically creating a photo with some rhythm. Took me an hour or two and several shots before I got lucky! :)
 
I like that ;)

Is it multiple exposures?
 
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