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Uploaded: 02/13/12 9:05 AM GMT
Tinker, Tailor.....!
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Taken in Oslo, Norway - there's something a bit clandestine about this, the guy on the right looks like he's about to keel over.

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::ro_and
02/13/12 11:18 AM GMT
great capture, there is a big story behind those two people, i am shure....i love the heavy stonework in front as well as the small part with the two guys...well done...Ro
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let me keep my eyes open, let me see the beauty
::Starry173
02/13/12 2:34 PM GMT
It looks like Psi powers. The one in black does look a caution.
Tom
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.Marzena
02/13/12 10:22 PM GMT
The man on the left side is either:
a) Damien = Omen; or
b) angel to save him, or even he may be a priest.
Such stories can go for hours and hours ...
Great fodder for a mind that likes to work inventing stories without end ...
Thanks, dear Ray.
Yours SAM
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With all my love and respect, Marzena
.CDHale
02/14/12 12:28 AM GMT
Very interesting image. I made up stories for an hour, then I came around to he's just checking his phone. Nice catch.
-Christie
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::0930_23
02/19/12 12:44 AM GMT
soldier spy. Excellent image that lets the imagination run free.

TicK


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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
.Mythmaker
02/19/12 2:31 AM GMT
Love how this opens all kinds of narrative. The grimy industrial/urban texture of the architecture that is almost obscuring (Literal and metaphoric interpretations allowed.)the human story also colours that story. Awesome "people watching" shot. Did you have plenty of that architecture frame that you could have moved that central strip to a different point of balance in the image? I think the power of the human part might be lifted by off centred positioning, if that's possible. Centred subjects tend to lock the eye's movement, off centred subjects tend to invite the eye to roam the image, creating a greater sense of space and dynamism. Of course, maybe that's not the impact you were after! This is a great shot and I'm recommending it to the Art Council.
Mikel.
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It is not "The powerful attack the weak." it is "The fearful attack what they fear."

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