Newport Beach, California
One night while walking around the fun zone I "spied" a cook taking a break at the Harborside restaurant in the Balboa Pavillion. I took the shot through a circular feature on a metal fence. It kind of looks like the view from a spyglass, which fits the nautical theme of the area.
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"Street photography is 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."
Awesome Street Candid! Clever framing.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo effects and such a calming mood
ReplyDeleteVoilà une magnifique photo dérobée...
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ReplyDeleteJames, what a cool slice of life photo with a perfect focus on the fellow relaxing.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a nice place to eat.
ReplyDeleteThis is a clever framing for the scene.
ReplyDeleteOh thank you James! Exciting. Aloha
ReplyDeleteInteresting shot, a show-stopper!
ReplyDeleteHe is stretching with his hand joyed from the back of his head. I think he doesn't have a place to sleep tonight and is thinking, trying to figure out how to stay here for the night.
ReplyDeleteBeen missing you, I hope you are okay. I almost didn't post tonight but did on the last minute.
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Great kind of Hopperesk image. A lot of desolation here.
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ReplyDeleteBlogspot put your comment into the spam folder, and I am hesitant to release it in case a particular phrase is a problem under their terms.
P.S. The book in question is listed in the Adult Fiction section, which is why I did not find it on the list that referred to books for children and teens.
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