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the busker,two umbrellas and two almost naked manikins,a man and a cyclist.....

or just a tryptich

all images Nikon D100/the muse/single glass optic/F4

as always cheers for looking

ollie

continuance of [lensbaby.com]

be continued



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 11/28/2008 12:25AM by oliver tudoras.

Lovely series Ollie.

-Craig

You could not step twice into the same rivers; for other waters are ever flowing on to you.
Heraclitus of Ephesus

Great work Ollie.

Igor.

Ollie,


Very nice triptych progression.


Rich

Great triptych - love the last image.

Waiting waiting waiting......snap ! Ollie Bent ......:))

Great scene: every matches and is on the right place...the manikins looking the right side...the portret in the window that is replaced by the head of the biker...you captured at the right moment. A triptych full of amusing and intersting finds.

Jean-Luc

[www.pbase.com]

Street du Soleil! Perfect.

I like Ran's comment about decisive moments. This scene was such a moment waiting to happen, and you resolved it beautifully with your last frame. But the ultimate moment needed the other two before it as prelude. Remember that Cartier-Bresson image Hyeres? This is similar in that the potential for the decisive moment was there, the photographer saw this in advance and (as Ran says); "waiting waiting waiting ....snap!" I think you demonstrate that HCB's decisive moment is as much about recognition as it is about timing. Maybe more.

I also applaud jean-luc's comments and agree with all he says. Plus I add to it the fact that the bicycle wheels are the exact same size as the circular portrait in the window ... an elegant resolution of that circle as street circus.

Bravo Oliver!

thanks everyone... :)

oliver

[olivertudorasphoto.jimdo.com]



"some people make the world special just by being in it "

A wonderful story you have told, Ollie. Thanks for sharing!

Sam

see with the eyes of a child

Bending to the beat of different feet, always sweet .....

Bono Bono Paulo ......words that treat......a great fete .

Very interesting series. Has a cinema feel to it with the three images. To see and capture all three images - amazing work.
thanks
for sharing
barondla