I was attracted to the layers created by the glass, reflections, and the apparent but ambiguous interaction. Monochrome helped to simplify a visually complicated scene and emphasize faces, reflections, and geometry.
What worked:
The timing, the glance, the juxtaposition, and the frames surrounding the main subjects.
What I'd do differently:
I wish there had been something more interesting in the left part of the frame, but if I had waited I would have missed this moment.
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Robert Kidd1 Oct
Reaaaally like this one. makes me wonder how bonkers your shooting through glass picture was!
David SpanoOP1 Oct
Thanks, Robert! You can see the shooting through glass picture in the gallery or in my profile. Didn't get much kudos, but I still like it. :). I appreciate your comment.
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Reaaaally like this one. makes me wonder how bonkers your shooting through glass picture was!
Thanks, Robert! You can see the shooting through glass picture in the gallery or in my profile. Didn't get much kudos, but I still like it. :). I appreciate your comment.
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