Continuing with last week's theme.😎
The black and white lines and this man's style remind me of a comic that I used to like when I was a kid.
Spy vs Spy
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"Street photography, a genre of photography that records everyday life in a public place. The very publicness of the setting enables the photographer to take candid pictures of strangers, often without their knowledge."
This museum behind the scene is one of the most beautiful in France. You made a good choice about the place to be to picture it: Buren , the"artist" who decorated around the foutain in your back, wanted to forbid any pic of the place , in order to be the only one to sell photos of his "work".
ReplyDeleteThe way the man is dressed, and your title, remind me of an old tv serie with Robert Conrad which took place in Wien! :)
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He's definitely a spy!! And he may have spotted you spotting him.
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Yes, I used to read Mad Magazine also, and loved Spy Vs. Spy. It captured the mood of the times. I might have been tempted to add a spy wearing white to your photo, but that might violate the documentary nature of street photography,
ReplyDeleteI agree a spy no doubt James. Thanks for hosting, I still cannot get the photos on today's post to come one to the linky and I have never had this problem before. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteHe looks like he's been caught in the act.
ReplyDeleteThey both know that you are the true spy.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason it's not letting me attach photos from the post. Weird! I loved Spy vs Spy. I still have a lot of my old MADs. The kids never got into it tho.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a spy.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love all the lines and contrast.
He looks like he's up to something...LOL!!...jp
ReplyDeleteMad magazine a favorite for me.
ReplyDeleteWhat, me worry?
ReplyDeleteSpy vs Spy : je ne connaissais pas * merci pour cette découverte et pour la belle image à Lyon !
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