as Paul says, it's unfamiliar, but it does contain shades of Communist posters, which is part of what fascinates me. I agree with mariuca, it's all about the gazes
What fascinated me here was the invisible geometry made my the directions and intersections of the gaze of the people, including the one whose head we don't see.
We guess that what they look at is quite long and a bit unusual, perhaps just a sunset that stopped them all; the man in the background seems to observe the little girl but there is a sense of expectation and of suspense that won me. Perhaps it's the dark sun; as if they expect a solar eclipse.
To me this was the best FS.
I like the color shot also but I prefer the B&W
Brilliant. Instructive because it bends several rules to great effect. The result is an unfamiliar photograph, and in this day and age that's so rare as to be worth a trumpet fanfare. Thank you.
marvelous
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Very interesting how some photographs look more poignant when they are smaller or, by the same token, if they are big but the viewer has space to see them from a distance.
A 10 is all I can give it
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