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Love this shot, Sue. I like the angle, the posters, the attitudes of the two men, and the stained and broken paving too. I am thinking Sicilian gangsters, even if they are not!
Real street photography.
Best wishes, Pete.
Well, in monochrome I think it suggests gangsters, noir!
Definitely noir, but so much texture in the composition too.
Well, it’s not dark enough for Noir, is it? But I agree re the textures…..
There are certainly strains of noir. Something dodgy going on 🙂
Oh, well, yes….it does appear so!
I especially like the way one of the guys is speaking on his mobile, with his friend (?) being all animated.
Yes, it invites stories to be written!
Ha.. I will remember that.
I hope you do!
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Was this a view from your hotel room?
I wondered if you would suss it, Paula!
😀 of course I am a sharp knife 😀 😉
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There is a whole story here…and they look great in that corner, and from above.
There certainly is a story, A-C!
Corner men encapsulated against a suitably distressed background. A great “couple”, anonymously shot from above.
Fits nicely into the ‘Street’ genre….
It IS the street genre!
Oh, Meg, you do make me smile!
And probably not at all sinister looking in colour…
A rather different atmosphere, yes!