Thanks Timothy, I’ll have to search out the previous photo I shot through this 1st floor cafe/wine bar. I made this photo from street level looking upwards, hence it’s not as clear as if it had been down on the street level where I was walking.
I never shared the other image and forgot about it as I’ve been so caught up with my computer crash last week. I’ll see if I can find it on the backup drive I used to store my old photos.
The facial expressions are priceless on that first image.
Yes, I’ve watched it on the tram between two young ones. I couldn’t believe I was seeing two friends texting each other when they were sitting right next to each other.
How these young people pay their phone bills I don’t know…..
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Very nice through the window shot. You caught the woman on the right with somewhat a disdaining expression.
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Thanks Timothy, I’ll have to search out the previous photo I shot through this 1st floor cafe/wine bar. I made this photo from street level looking upwards, hence it’s not as clear as if it had been down on the street level where I was walking.
I never shared the other image and forgot about it as I’ve been so caught up with my computer crash last week. I’ll see if I can find it on the backup drive I used to store my old photos.
The facial expressions are priceless on that first image.
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That looks like a normal conversation between friends,,,, they’ve forgot how to talk so they text each other…
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That look! She’s aware of the younger lady but the awareness isn’t reciprocated. It is photos like this that would be lost if it was in colour.
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Yes, I’ve watched it on the tram between two young ones. I couldn’t believe I was seeing two friends texting each other when they were sitting right next to each other.
How these young people pay their phone bills I don’t know…..
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B & W really does make you see more of the emotion behind the figures and faces.
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