Capture a stranger street style : Part 2

That's a very nice character/portrait shot Carl, I'm sure the gentleman would love a copy of it.(y)

George.
 
G.K.Jnr. said:
That's a very nice character/portrait shot Carl, I'm sure the gentleman would love a copy of it.(y)

George.
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Thank you George. I asked his permission before taking it but like an idiot never thought to get his details. I think he is a local resident and there are said to be only 200 of them so maybe .....
 
My first contributions here.

Taken in Moscow this summer.



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I know the background is messy on the first shot, but it was the only chance I had for the shot.
 
mike_6480 said:
Great timing, and different take on street photography
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Thanks Mike

psybear said:
If I was being really picky I'd say I'd prefer to se him jumping into the frame with more space to his right.... but I won't say that ;-). It's a great capture!
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Thanks Brian, it was a random stranger and he didn't know I took the shot, I think I was lucky to get what I did lol but I see your point ;-)
 
Nice images, I've been thinking of doing a set called ' Text Walk'... It's a modern day phenomenon, which I sure has led to many deaths and injures.
 
niko said:
That's a cracking shot,love it. shame the feet are not in shot but the look on the guys face is sooo loved up!
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Did you want to see his shoes ? :D I could have cropped higher but I don't think it particular looks like they's chopped off at the ankles.
 
what length sense do people usually use for these shots - do the "models" know they are being photographed?
 
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