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^^^Love the guy in the shades Ed!

I noticed him at the time but my eye was on the lady after asking permission. Then out of the blue she posed and this was the capture.

Sunshine, with this type of photographic media you never know what whats around the corner. That's why you have to get out there in the middle of people, life, events and interpret your images how YOU see them. Forget what is right or wrong as long as you have the foresight and thought that you want to point a camera and take a shot is good enough for me. Practice in Photography never makes perfect but we keep trying!

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I must say I really enjoy sunshine's philosophical thoughts of the photography. Taking photos is not just an technical process, but includes a lot of thought process behind the scenes. There is also a lot of psychology involved.

I have noted that when I feel blue, I simply do not take photos. When I'm happy, I'm like a radar scanning the environment for possible targets and angles how to make the shot. All the way to the point that just few days ago I was thinking that I'll probably some day get accident while riding my scooter, simply because I spend too much available brain capacity for looking photo ops, and not enough to the traffic itself.

For me this traditional street photography thread is probably the most demanding field there is. It's not just taking shots of streets with people on it, but the photos should also include the thoughts of the people who are in the photos.

I'll still include this, even if she is not looking at the customer nor the camera which caught her. The concept of the photo is that she is probably doing an illegal touting and she is aware of it.

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Liking that vietnamese underground-prison-camp-window smoke, tangaroasmile.png . What was was so funny there?

He was recounting an anecdote.

I really loved the light in that place. The way the smoke from the fire danced around in the shafts of light was truly captivating. I made some images that had better smoke/light, but this was my favourite ... I really liked his expression.

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2. Because it wants to go on the other side of the road

bit simplistic that.... I think its trying to make a move whilst the farang is otherwise occupied with the baby.

I am obviously walking in its direction and as we know chickens will always try to cross ahead of us and not behind... it is as if we are pulling a curtain behind us and if they don't make a dash for it they will never be able to cross once we have passed..... ( IMHO ).

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