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A pretty complicated image, with the traditional foreground constrasting with the ghostly modern figure on the window. Very nice tonality. Urbane and smart.
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Dreamy feel here. Nice catching the silhouette of the passenger, reflections. Very nice image.
cheers,
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Wonderful image again. Horizontal lines have build the image.
Do you have any when the train is moving? Sure it would loose the impact of the passenger in the train window but the lines would be even stronger
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Reflexions in the window really make the difference, agree with Nono, and with Luko about Hitchcok too! I guess I don't have a single original thing to say...;o) Nice work, of course, Fly...
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Of course a beautiful photograph. But like most of the others, the most interresting part of the photo is the reflexions in the windows.
Congrats Simon.
nono
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Actually, isn't that Hitchcock's illegitimate half-Thai son? Probably dreaming of Eva Marie Saint in a Chakkri....
Lovely photo that works from every point of view, Simon.
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Crop it vertically on each side of the coach window and there you have a Hitchcock movie. |
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