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ECKO [2 of 2]: Park Life
Posted by Stu (Scotland | Residing in Kyoto, Japan) on 19 January 2007 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.
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Bronnie from Christchurch, New Zealand
Did he roll over, or did you walk around him?! It surely does not look very comfortable, and I'm not swapping my lovely wool futon for this!!
19 Jan 2007 7:21am
@Bronnie: Totally agree! And yes, I walked around him :-)
Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia
Great follow up shot, as interesting as the first one. Love the bike in the background, gives the photo a sence of narrative and possibility. Nice one!
Reference to the Blur album in the title?
19 Jan 2007 9:10am
@Chris Sullivan: Thanks Chris! It's a classic album...it was in my mind and seemed appropriate.
Manuela Photography from Hainburg (near Frankfurt/Main), Germany
This photo is making me very curious: is it his bike? Is he just having a break? and where will he be going next?
Excellent b&w ps on these two last takes!
19 Jan 2007 9:40am
@Manuela Photography: Thanks Manuela!
Maoya from Rolle, Switzerland
The b&w is really well done and the sequence on the 2 scenes just cracks me up!
19 Jan 2007 12:21pm
@Maoya: Thanks so much Maoya! Much appreciated.
Sidonie from Sydney, Australia
No, I don't believe any of it. This is a friend of yours posing, surely.
19 Jan 2007 12:31pm
@Sidonie: How could you doubt my sincerity Sidonie!? ;-)
Honestly, this was a totally genuine candid. No illusion involved. But thanks so much for expressing skepticism.....I'm glad they made you ponder!
:-)
@Still: Thanks Still!
Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States
Seeing this side of life make me thankful for my side of life! Thanks for bringing that to my attention! Great shot Stu!
19 Jan 2007 5:59pm
Yanle from Singapore, Singapore
I prefer this to the previous one.. Less distractions. Still... I love both BnWs :D
19 Jan 2007 6:44pm
Michael from Glasgow, United Kingdom
I liked the previous one, but prefer this. The composition is spot on and the B&W processing excellent. Great contrasting tones. Nice one.
20 Jan 2007 12:08am
Immersed Photography from Houston, Tx, United States
Sleeping? Dead? Drunk? Meditating? Praying? Studying on his side reading a book?
A multitude of things he can be doing!
20 Jan 2007 1:19am
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
Great composition here. The lighting is wonderful and while it leaves a lot to the imagination, it appears to tell a story.
20 Jan 2007 4:19pm
Canon EOS Kiss X
1/30 second
F/4.0
ISO 200
27 mm