Go Away

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more street from Portugal

Go Away by Ian Theobald, on Flickr

[tesarver]

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Love that, would make a lovely poster to place on the wall. Well done Ian

Tom

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Very “Street” Ian, well seen captured and processed [emoji106]
My only little suggestion would be to remove the graffiti at the right side above the window. A bit like that blue sign in John’s Dartington Hall thread.
I’ll let you know if we start a private message (excluding you) regarding the potential number of edits [emoji6]


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[Tigger]

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Thanks Tom, I've had some interest from others on my recent street work and maybe printing some off.

In this case Peter I like it there �� so no other edits coming from me. Glad you liked it

[@imagesBV]

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Love it...we need a Street Photography forum.
I wonder how it would look in traditional (for street) mono version?

[Tigger]

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thanks Brian

lately I've not been processing my street work mono due to the processing I've been doing as I think it would pull so much away from the image

As for Street Photography forum, we'd need 2 one colour and one mono

[@imagesBV]

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I agree.....here's a link to my street gallery if interested http://brianvickersphotography.com/p712801622

[Tigger]

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some great streetwork there Brian...very nice

[Birdy]

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Great atmosphere in this Ian. Scale of the people is interesting though, even given they have a way to go down the hill to door level they look tall!

[Tigger]

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:) they were pretty tail Andrew

Glad you liked it

[pelliott1954]

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Well caught Ian, the smoker looks bored stiff, quite a contrast with the couple who look to be enjoying themselves

Paul

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Certainly some contrasts in there. Bored shop keeper, happy shoppers.
Women dressed in jumpers/jeans and boots. Man in shorts.
I take it he was having a hot flush?

On another Note, I do like the processing and the colours. Reminds me of the paintings that you see of little quaint street with cobbles and french cafe furniture outside with a bottle of wine waiting.