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Re: Street shots
Hi guys,
The last three entries are all interesting and characteristic of the countries. I like the tell-a-tale human faces in these shots.
Yildiz
The last three entries are all interesting and characteristic of the countries. I like the tell-a-tale human faces in these shots.
Yildiz
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Yes that man about to blow the whistle. Very interesting.aster wrote:Hi guys,
The last three entries are all interesting and characteristic of the countries. I like the tell-a-tale human faces in these shots.
Yildiz
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Nice series!! kudos to all.. Gonna start my street shoot@urban nature this sunday....
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Willie. He was kind enough to let me take his pic....

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Lonnie, nice shot of Willie!
Glad to see this thread going again. Here is a shot at Waikiki:

Glad to see this thread going again. Here is a shot at Waikiki:

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Hmm, inspired by the latest shots, here are a couple from me.
I hope they fit into the concept of the thread. Taken at the quay during The Historical Seas- Tall Ships Regatta as the people were slowly filling up the docks to see the ships...
Yildiz
Crew of Shabab Oman and his name is Taysir. The captain was speaking with the media crew and he's watching the entrance for no tresspassing. Shabab Oman captain and the media coverage. Tall Ships: MIR and the other tall ships as the crowds gather and enjoy photo shooting.
I hope they fit into the concept of the thread. Taken at the quay during The Historical Seas- Tall Ships Regatta as the people were slowly filling up the docks to see the ships...
Yildiz
Crew of Shabab Oman and his name is Taysir. The captain was speaking with the media crew and he's watching the entrance for no tresspassing. Shabab Oman captain and the media coverage. Tall Ships: MIR and the other tall ships as the crowds gather and enjoy photo shooting.
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I like those Yildiz, what a great view that last one is, almost a time warp, just need some horses and wagons, stacks of wooden barrels and bales..
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I can visualize that scene and, yes, it has that sort of a calling. Maybe, if there should be an other one of these regattas here in Istanbul, there could be a setting like that on the docks without overdoing the decorations...Greg Beetham wrote:I like those Yildiz, what a great view that last one is, almost a time warp, just need some horses and wagons, stacks of wooden barrels and bales..
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Thanks, Greg. : ))
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Like all of the street shots.
That portrait is great Lonnie. Willie should be very pleased with that.
That portrait is great Lonnie. Willie should be very pleased with that.
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Yes, he would. Lonnie, if he is someone you know or see sometimes then you might show it to him or give him a print. He would probably really appreciate it. I have done it a few times in the past.Birma wrote:That portrait is great Lonnie. Willie should be very pleased with that.
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bakubo wrote:Yes, he would. Lonnie, if he is someone you know or see sometimes then you might show it to him or give him a print. He would probably really appreciate it. I have done it a few times in the past.Birma wrote:That portrait is great Lonnie. Willie should be very pleased with that.
I met Willie while on vacation. I saw him this Am and got an address for his work. I will ship it to him when I get home.
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Wow Henry - what a contrasting couple of shots. The first just stopped me in my tracks for a while, and then the second had me smiling and reaching for the keyboard
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Henry has captured the true determination of beer drinkers, notice how the guy who has somehow managed too fall over has also kept his 'glass' upright, that's top work, that guy deserves at least an 'honourable mention' in the beer drinkers hall of fame.
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Thanks, Birma. Yeah, Greg, he did all he could to keep from spilling his beer.
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