Loneliness

[Yoyo Szeto]

Welcome your thoughts.
yoyo

[Didache]

yoyo - another very accomplished mono shot from you. You are certainly blessed by wonderful architecture to place your 'subjects' in.

I am not sure I get 'loneliness' though from it. It might convey this a little better if there were only a single person instead of a couple, and those that are there seem more 'busy' than lonely. From this perspective, perhaps it is misnamed?

Cheers
Mike

[Greg McCary]

Nice work YoYo, I don't always get your titles but your pictures are always top notch. Great capture again.

[SmartWombat]

I see 5 people, so I don't immediately get the title.

[Ron Kruger]

Yoyo, you have a distinctive style that is admirable. I don't particularly get the title, either, but my first impression of the shot was that you were tilted, or something. Then I thought it might be a fish-eye lens. Then I realized it is the unique construction of the building, and I thought the same shot, again with a person in it to show scale, but taken a little more from the right would better show off the unique archeticture and keep me from getting dizzy looking at it. lol

[danic]

Perhaps its the lack of companionship?

Either way, that's the only thing that seems to be critiqued here Yoyo, the title! Another good shot

[hydroflame]

Nice photo! Would be a lot better if there was less people but great photo nonetheless!

[Yoyo Szeto]

Hi Mike, You are right about the title. The photo does not have a strong feeling of loneliness.

Hi Greg, Thanks for the kind words as always.

Hi PAul, You are right. I am not getting the title now.

Hi Ron, Your suggestion about more from the right is very valid. Thanks a lot for it.

Hi Danic, Yes, the lack of companionship was what I thought. Apparently, the sense of loneliness is not strong enough.

Hi Hydroflame, Thanks for the suggestion.

yoyo