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Posted by Luis A. De Jesus R. (Mexico City, Mexico) on 21 May 2008 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.

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Comments (11)

otto from leipzig, Germany

like the mood of your shot! nice b&w tones

21 May 2008 6:18am

@otto: Thanks, Otto!

Miles from Canada

Great b&w street shot. Love it.

21 May 2008 7:11am

@Miles: Thanks, Miles!!

Baz from Teglia, United Kingdom

Great framing!

21 May 2008 8:01am

@Baz: Thanks, Baz!!

Margie from Auckland, New Zealand

Cool! I like the angle and the framing in this shot.

21 May 2008 8:20am

@Margie: Margie! So nice of you to drop by again. Thanks!

MahGol from Tehran, Iran

i like the high contrast and the composition ..

21 May 2008 8:43am

@MahGol: Thanks, MahGol!

onewayphotoblog / Mark from London, United Kingdom

Love the wide angle used and the moody atmosphere

21 May 2008 12:36pm

@onewayphotoblog / Mark: Mark, thanks for dropping by and the comment.

bruno from les Ollières, France

Very good composition.Nice shot !

21 May 2008 5:27pm

@bruno: Thanks, Bruno!

Ian Bramham from Manchester, United Kingdom

Very interesting processing - I presume this is with your 10-20 lens?
I love the slight blur or Lomo type feel that you've achieved with this. Lovely work Luis!

23 May 2008 7:58am

@Ian Bramham: Ian, thanks for your very welcomed visit. Yes, I did shoot with the 10-20 and I gravitate to this lens most in spite of keeping the 50mm on the camera most of the time. Thanks again.

Nataly from Santa Monica, United States

This is a very nice image, Luis! I like the atmosphere here very much, and I wonder what is this man`s story...

23 May 2008 3:18pm

@Nataly: Nataly, thanks for dropping by again. I too wonder about many of the people I photograph. Unfortunate one cannot sit and talk with everyone encountered. Because of the state of security here in the city it's not easy to approach a spot and shoot away. People carry a heavy burden of mistrust as there is plenty of reason to be wary of strangers, especially ones with cameras.

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Love the sense of mystery in this one. The man in the foreground's face is so dark, it looks as though he's plotting his move.

31 May 2008 4:19pm

@Damon Schreiber: He was visibly queezy by me and the camera at the moment of the photo. Some immediately turn away hiding.

/mai-vju:z/ from kyoto, Japan

just clicking through your portfolio...stopped at this one as it really catches the eye...think you have great range and variation in your shots...great work...

4 Jul 2008 10:53am

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