This reminded me of a song by Louise Attaque.
"Le dernier clope du condamné (The last cigarette of the condemned)
Etait d'l'Amsterdammer roulé
Vous pouvez me croire
Moi j'ai vérifié
Sans filtre
Et peu tassé
Et toute sa dernière heure
Il disait :
"Je préférais la liberté
à l'abri des regards indiscrets"" - Louise Attaque
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Well caught! And goes well with those lyrics
ReplyDeleteIl disait: "Je préférais la liberté à l'abri des regards indiscrets" mais il ne savait pas qui regardait avec une caméra!
ReplyDeleteVery nice image!
ReplyDeleteWell caught A asd poem, but in French everything sounds good:):)
ReplyDeleteNeed I start smoking again?
ReplyDeleteNice shot, James.
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You can see on his face the way he is deeply pulling the nicotine into his lungs that this is a real addition and at this point nothing is more important to him as that cigarette. Good capture. Thanks for hosting, stay safe and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteA fine photograph.
ReplyDeletethis portrait is perfectly framed, you could enter in a moment of rest and personal thinking without being seen. Nice catch!
ReplyDeletebelle image * à l'air libre et pourtant besoin d'une "clope"
ReplyDeletebon weekend
He has had a tiring evening, time for a break.
ReplyDeleteIllustration superbe du texte.
ReplyDeleteI read French but that word clope is new to me.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot!!! I'm in Paris this week with my selection too.
I wonder what he's thinking
ReplyDeleteAhhhh...James, now you know my "street photography" is going to be very rural, but I do so look forward to yours!!...jp
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