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Magnificent image. I do not know where you find these people. Your pictures always tell intriguing stories. Keep them coming.
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You just keep on rolling them out, image after image. Thanks.
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I like the not really knowing: graphically the connection is incredibly strong.
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Pleased to see that others agreed with my assessment of this shot. We done as always John.
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priceless - gotta love it!
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Nice and high. I was not sure if this would do so well, but pleased to see it did.
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I beat you ...........lol. Great street photography as usual.
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the face in the window is heart-breaking. fantastic capture, congrats John!
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Ha! I suspected this was you. Such a torture of an image for me...candid, not candid, didn't really matter, gave it an 8.
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insanely good street capture.
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Enjoyable, but too setupish to render me mesmerized; yet the elderly man glows with the wisdom of an old soul, while the younger man struggles to cope with his daily angst, just a tiny break to read his paper, but not really...
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I really like the simplicity of this image. It looks a little set-up but I can't tell. I think it would be better if the man on the bach were looking down a little, as is it looks like he is posed and looking at nothing. Still a very nice image (voted earlier).
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The fellow in the window looks sadly wistful. So many stories could be told here.
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That guy in the window is priceless.
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I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.
jagar to me. That, of course, is a very good thing!
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Bumping this up because I love the two extremes captured in this photo. You did a great job here.
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What a candid. (I hope). If so super eye for a story.
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Almost like a father / son thing here. Makes you think.. Well composed and processed....
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Father and son, separated by more than years. There's a sadness to this.
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I look at this and think it's the older genteman thinking about being younger. Great capture of life. - 9
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nice, i dont think it would have hurt to leave the older guys face a little darker.
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brilliant! Its photographs like these that inspire me to go out more often and improve myself in creating something close. 10
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