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Errands
2007.01.24
On the way home, I walked up Augusta to a place that I love. Jumbo Empanadas is the place to go when you're cold and hungry.
Some days I respond to every face I see. I am stunned by how beautiful people are.
Some days I respond to every face I see. I am stunned by how beautiful people are.
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What great shots! I especially like the different vignettes of people in the streetcar windows.
aggiechristine · 2007-01-24: 21:08
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Great work catching all those city faces.
maharba · 2007-01-24: 22:01
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My favorite part, beyond the shadow of a doubt, is this guy. His face speaks volumes about what he must be thinking. I couldn't resist doing this up when I saw it. <IMG SRC="http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/1948/lookyloo9fx.jpg">
Jwcorey · 2007-01-24: 23:38
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I always love your portraits. Here it's really hard to take them people freak out and sometimes respond violently...so I'd better ask for permission :S Thank God there are your shots to look at. Diversity is what wonders me, how very different and equal are we. What a great mixture of gestures, feelings, cells, energy...beauty...is a human :D
EarwenElore · 2007-01-25: 00:25
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Love it !your works are admirable.
PARVAZ · 2007-01-25: 01:00
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Hah! Miss Looky Loo. Another fine nickname for you, oh ye of many names. Dangling cigarette guy cracks me right up. I like that he's framed in a blurred chainlink, too. A caged leer. He has a voice, too, but it would not be decorous to translate it in this forum. Love #3, too. Something claustrophobic about the shot, but his expression is completely defiant. Undaunted by his confinement. "Yeah, I'm trapped in a box. So?"
tortoise · 2007-01-25: 02:24
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Great!
????? · 2007-01-25: 05:35
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You are so generous in your comments that I don't know what to say except thank you. As far as photographing strangers, I do get told "no" quite often, and I'm getting used to it. But sometimes it works out. Like the lovely young woman in the last two pictures. I had asked someone else in the crowded streetcar for a picture, and they had said no. That's the point to look around, because everyone looks when you talk to a stranger. I think when people hear someone say 'no', then they have a second to think about it, and I can see by their face that they are ready to be asked. I don't ask permission if it is from a distance, but for a close shot, I always ask. Maybe that's self protective. If they are close enough to grab me or my camera, I guess I better be careful!
JuliaGotz · 2007-01-25: 09:32
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great job! stunning shots, really:)
sosna · 2007-01-25: 13:48
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Hocuspocus · 2007-01-25: 14:16
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LOVE the last one! Great connection.
monkeyface · 2007-01-25: 14:30
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Nice set. That modification is funny!!!! I thought the same thing when I saw that picture, well, not exactly the same thing but I found the man's expression amusing.
Reichanadter · 2007-01-26: 11:10
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Great shot as all ways
FaTmAn · 2007-01-27: 05:08
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I am inspired by all of your beautiful portraits, such awesome work
anniepie · 2007-02-07: 06:33
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