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Hermoso muy buen duotono. muy buen robado de calle, una escena muy bien compuesta con muy buena escala de grises y ese toque de color casi imperceptible hacen de la toma una joyita visual.
Saludos estare siguiendo tus trabajos

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nikokafka (61) 8 years ago (edited)

Gracias for commenting. I am a bit confused about the word robado, which means stealing in Spanish?Maybe it's wrong translation through google translator.

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tonyz (63) 8 years ago

nice, I like it!

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nikokafka (61) 8 years ago

cheers man

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walter-v-ac (58) 8 years ago (edited)

Lovely capture!

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honarparvar (72) 8 years ago

I haven't ever shot a photo with a professional camera! So I have nothing to comment, but I have OCD about the lines :)) it disturbs me with a little not being exactly horizontal! did you take it by any mean or it just bothers me?

about OCD in parallel lines... if you haven't heard... it's a real thing! it bothers :(

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nikokafka (61) 8 years ago (edited)

then check the last 3/4 lines :)

Btw. to make you better understand how the photo was created I decided to explain to you the composition of the image. Normally I don't do that because I am lazy. However, I am bored so here we go:
If you use a Leica M6 or a similar camera you have to make sure you understand the mechanics of the camera. In street photography most of the time you have only a few seconds to shot a couple of frames and thats it. Because it's film you can not see the results immediately, therefore you have to think twice before you press the release button.
The leading lines in this picture are horizontal! They are leading through the main subject, the dude who is waiting. To answer your question: Yes the frame was taken on consideration of course, nothing in photography is coincidence.