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    The Man In The Café


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    Re: The Man In The Café

    Great shot--rich black and white.

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    Re: The Man In The Café

    If it had been me I would have been inclined to frame him in the window pane and crop out the street. But I really think here that the bit of street scene on the right helps the shot giving a glimpse of where he is at. It also adds to the overall mood of the shot. B&W is perfect for this. When you finally get a book out I want an autographed copy. Splendid work as always Tuna. Keep'em coming.
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    Re: The Man In The Café

    wheres the product placement?

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    Re: The Man In The Café

    Good eye! Love the b/w!

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    Re: The Man In The Café

    Nice shot! I can't help but to think I am looking into the future and seeing David Blaine setting there trying to figure out how he can get out of the glass box in plain site without someone seeing how he does it. LOL Jeff
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