I know this will not be very well accepted but for me it was "Candid". I'am not a strong believer in photographing strangers in candid shots and submittimg them to an open challenge on the Internet. I was shooting for one of the other challenges when I saw the subway train approaching. There are people on the subway and also standing down near the subway station :)
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Model - Canon EOS 10D
DateTime - 2004:12:31 18:47:10
DateTimeOriginal - 2004:12:31 18:47:10
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Where's your subject? If there was someone sitting or standing on the right side of this shot it would have been excellent. Without that, it's not very candid.
I like the cleanness of the motion blur, would have loved it with maybe a darker background, although I struggle with relating this to the candid challenge.
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