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28-MAY-2006

Time & Space, Shanghai 2006

Canon EOS 20D
1/100s f/2.8 at 51.0mm iso1600 full exif

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Rob Rosetti08-Jun-2006 10:42
Superb catch, love the static expression of the man. V Roberto
AL04-Jun-2006 01:17
Empty space to fill and plenty time to kill. Sad but real. I really like this one. Voted.
...duncan03-Jun-2006 02:10
Excellent shot. balance is key in everything. This has it. He appears to be waiting or longing for something, a customer, shift to end, something. But he could also be content. The longing comes from the comp and the monotone. The other comes from the position of the hands.
V
Guest 02-Jun-2006 20:16
Love the depth in this image. The man is somehow far. You really gave the feeling of time and space.
~ l'Un.
Guest 02-Jun-2006 19:34
ah, the photography dimensions....
Phil Douglis02-Jun-2006 18:23
A fine environmental portrait, Kal, particularly because of scale incongruity. All that empty space to fill, and just one bored employee to fill it. If you had used color, you would have filled that space with energy, which would change the meaning entirely. As it stands, the life is just sucked out of the picture by black and white abstraction, and it makes this lonely man appear even more lonely.
Ray Rebortira02-Jun-2006 14:02
Ah, the yin yang --- serenity by keeping life and everything else in balance.
Adalberto Tiburzi02-Jun-2006 13:18
Time and space still, almost suspended...
Adal
david procter02-Jun-2006 13:17
Theres real anticipation in this one. He appears to know exactly the course (pun intended) of his evening, this being his last chance to sit. A kal special (pun intended).
Shirley Wang02-Jun-2006 12:55
Ha ha, another 'noodle'. The 'space' makes this 'time' so special because Shanghai gives the impression of crowdness more often.
Guest 02-Jun-2006 12:31
Fine capture with great lighting
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