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Two crossing Bristol Bridge, at sunrise.
One walks away from the light, perhaps in more than one sense, seeming distracted, apprehensive even.
The other walks into the light, but with head bowed against a harsh radiance which, at this early hour, serves only to dazzle the eyes rather than offer any warmth or cheer.
Earlier images from this series can be found here, here, here and here.
X-T1 with 55-200 Fujinon lens at 305mm; 800 ISO; 11 Nov 2016.
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I like how you’ve captured the people – one facing front, the other with his back to us. Makes one wonder what the chap facing us in thinking.
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Well, its a moment in time, and I’ve said that he looks distracted – but then weren’t we all on our way into work? Another interpretation might be “I refuse to look at the (no longer so) fat git with the camera and the train driver’s hat!”. 🙂
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🙂 So will your blog be getting a new name?!
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The Dustbin From Hell? 😉
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At least they’re walking, bud. That’s more than I can say for me. Great capture, A.
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Well, my good friend, I can only urge you to get out there, lose yourself in your thoughts, and start strolling; there’ll be benefits. I walked for an hour this morning, got reasonably wet and cold >>> now, after hacking back a hedge which is annoying our neighbours, no alternative but Belgian beers, I feel … 😉 …
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Yea, I like your latest people shots..full of feeling and symbolism
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Paula, my friend, thank you for your good words. My question, I suppose, is whether others will like them too – although whether others like them or not cannot, in my mind, have any bearing on whether or not I post further images in this vein. Such images are “up your street” (as they would probably have been up Malin’s) – but are they up others’ too??? We shall see. Adrian xxx
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