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Published: 2007-11-20 17:01:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 14125; Favourites: 685; Downloads: 205
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13a, once again.vienna.
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I would probably have the same expression as the guy behind them hahaha!
"Get a room!!!"
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The guy right behind you apparently has an allergic reactions to Public Display of Affection (PDA). He looks to be having a headache that could rival menstrual pains.
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Wow. How do you take a picture like that, so close, and not distract such a moment?
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wonderfull! everything is perfect in this pic, i love it!
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mate, i just gave a feature in my journal
and this one is included
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hahaha, the expressions of the people around them are priceless.
they are jealous.
they wish they could be the couple.
very nice capture of the moment
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Great shot. You really captured the mood well.
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Hey I just thought I would stop by and let you know that your artwork is currently being featured in my latest journal entry.
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absolutely beautiful..a great moment captured.
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i like how the man looks at those couples. it s like he wishes to be kissed and he is somehow depressed. awesome shot!
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netter moment. war wohl wenig licht, trotzdem schade um die mindere qualitΓ€t. ist halt Γ€rgerlich, kenn das ja...
a pro pro iqnijw4iqojn qiefr0 ist ein toller photograph, schΓ€tze seine arbeit sehr !
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Aw, I think this proves we all need a little loving in our life. I feel sorry for that guy, haha his expression is priceless. But they do look really happy... wow I love this photo, lucky capture.
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haha perfect.
i love all of your photos, their high contrast really works well
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Amazing. But you already heard that. What I admire most is not only how you recognized the moment, but also how you were so quick of thought to aim the camera and shoot and above all the nerve you had to do that. It's something I can barely understand and I envy and congratulate you for that. Well done.
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really amazing one ... the man who is setting behind looks cool
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dude how did you take that picture without anyone noticing and dodging the camera?
totaly awesome capture. intense.
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Classic! HAHA! I want a print of this.
Everyone who is bitter and just out of a relationship tends to feel like that dude.
Great shot!
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1.4f, 1600... at 1/80!!! on a bus?
great shot, great moment in time... forever.
cheers
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what's the matter with it?
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nothing's that matter with it... i'm impressed.
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the shutterspeed or what?
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oh! ok well, as this was a DD my first in commenting was that you were going to be getting a lot of comments so i should keep it short.
i did not want to just look at a great candid moment and walk away.
so i took a long look and thought of what were the things that made this good for me (and to keep it short).
because i own a 50mm 1.7 lens (for about 2/3 months now) i thought about how much fun that lens is.
looking at the info available, i thought about what the environment of the bus was at the time of the shot? dark, movement, crowded... (i recently was planning a bus shoot, but at this time i only have the bus arriving).
from looking at your camera setting, i pictured the scene before you.
there's is not the one thing that stands out... the iso, the shutter speed, the 1.4f... it is when these are brought together i get a thought of what things were like at the time you hit the shot.
reading through the comments i noticed many others had mentioned the, what, it is that makes this a great shot... i could have repeated any of those and it would be as true for me as any other.
but i felt that the settings made this more than a great shot, i felt it as a great moment.
and that's is when i decided what my short comment should be.
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that what street photography should be all about.
it has a sort of robert doisneau feel, and i must say it does honour the master
brilliant.
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