07-04-13

cancan

this is very good Lilia

07-04-13

jrbelmuda

Great light, well done

07-04-13

jrbelmuda

Nice textures & shadows, excellent shot

07-04-13

jrbelmuda

I'm a sucker for good light, well shot Lilia.

07-04-13

jrbelmuda

Thanks everyone for your kind comments, Lilia it is St Christopher's place, off Oxford St, one of our favourite spots to go, nice Italian restaurarant there called Carluccios, great food and trattoria style, busy atmosphere.

07-04-13

lilia

Sol,
Sometimes I like strong & dramatic, sometimes soft & delicate.
Guess it depends what mood we are in. :)

07-04-13

lilia

Thanks, Terry.

07-04-13

lilia

This is in front of our building, on a side street. He came from physio therapy. There is no other choice, he must go this way. I was upset because the driver did not help him. Life is not easy when you get old, plus you have disabilities.

07-04-13

lilia

Sol,
I looked down from my window to see clouds of smoke and yellow. Not an every day scene. Didn't know whether to worry if something was wrong, but picked up camera anyway. Fortunately, turned out well.
Thank you, glad that you like it.
Lilia

07-04-13

c_polana

Thank you Sol, John, Leonardo.

07-04-13

jrbelmuda

Just great

07-04-13

cancan

molto bello

07-04-13

jrbelmuda

Nice composition Leonardo

07-04-13

dalth500

Thanks Yuri - I saw this two young kids looking at medium format transparencies while waiting for the the Star Ferry in Hong Kong (another nostalgic thing) they were shooting with a Hasselblad - It was more of a grab shot but great to see people still shooting film!

07-04-13

itus49

Great shot!

07-04-13

itus49

...if nothing else has the place to passing between a car and the other, which does not happen in Rome.
Ciao Lilia

07-04-13

itus49

Hola Leo me gusta mucho tambien!

07-04-13

sol

Me gustan las escenas de gente haciendo su trabajo. Bien hecho, Leonardo!

07-04-13

sol

Very nice and delicate color!

07-04-13

sol

I prefer the color here.
Yellow is an interesting point of care and gives great strength to the scene!
Very well done, Lilia!