B&W shots taken at Toronto's subway
Jul 23, 2018 09:44:26 #
Paul3156 wrote:
The guy sitting on the bench caught my eye when he sat down at the end of the platform. This is one of the stations were the train goes outside and it was foggy and raining it reminded me of a old movie.
Fantastic images!!!!
Jul 23, 2018 09:53:03 #
Jul 23, 2018 10:14:24 #
Paul3156 wrote:
The guy sitting on the bench caught my eye when he sat down at the end of the platform. This is one of the stations were the train goes outside and it was foggy and raining it reminded me of a old movie.
terrific shots, paul...especially the first one!
Jul 23, 2018 10:37:21 #
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Jul 23, 2018 12:32:27 #
Iankahler
Loc: Seattle WA
WOW... impressive. Very 50's film Noir look with these!
I could say that the first one with the man in the hat is the best.... but they are all excellent work, with a beautiful emotive feeling.
I could say that the first one with the man in the hat is the best.... but they are all excellent work, with a beautiful emotive feeling.
Jul 23, 2018 13:16:19 #
Paul3156 wrote:
The guy sitting on the bench caught my eye when he sat down at the end of the platform. This is one of the stations were the train goes outside and it was foggy and raining it reminded me of a old movie.
A great set Paul, I would try to get ride of the women in the first shot, though that may be a personal choice. No:1 for me.
Jul 23, 2018 13:38:36 #
Jul 23, 2018 16:33:36 #
Paul3156 wrote:
The guy sitting on the bench caught my eye when he sat down at the end of the platform. This is one of the stations were the train goes outside and it was foggy and raining it reminded me of a old movie.
Very nice series, Paul3156
Jul 23, 2018 19:01:02 #
Jul 23, 2018 21:30:45 #
ChuckMc
Loc: Prescott, AZ
Paul,
I agree, excellent work & I agree with the film noir aspect of the gentleman on the bench. But in that picture I don't see an attractiveness - I see pathos. Maybe he's bone tired, but I see: Why did she leave me? I really liked her.; Why did I get fired?; Why is my life in the tank? Where did I go wrong?
This is not a criticism of your shot - good pictures are made by the photographer and evoke emotion.
Wow, thanks for sharing.
Chuck
I agree, excellent work & I agree with the film noir aspect of the gentleman on the bench. But in that picture I don't see an attractiveness - I see pathos. Maybe he's bone tired, but I see: Why did she leave me? I really liked her.; Why did I get fired?; Why is my life in the tank? Where did I go wrong?
This is not a criticism of your shot - good pictures are made by the photographer and evoke emotion.
Wow, thanks for sharing.
Chuck
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