Diversity:
My local town, well know
for its diversity and
compassion .
Totnes ,UK ; a day spent rambling in my local town
My local town, well know
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compassion .
Totnes ,UK ; a day spent rambling in my local town
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If I could give a hundred likes, I would give a thousand! 🙂 It’s amazing picture!
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That’s a cracker. Good shooting, Paula.
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Wonderful shot, and wonderful mono too. I almost ended up living in Totnes, missed it by a whisker, think it might have been a memorable time, wonder if I would have survived! 😉
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What a story telling shot 🙂
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Remarkable scene Paula. A lovely town, I’ve always been made to feel very welcome when visiting 🙂
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fantastic!
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A true glimpse of humanity!
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Such a striking photo, and it’s hard to believe it wasn’t staged, with all that’s going on in such a small space, and the distance between the people appearing so precisely measured. But maybe that’s part of the drama – there seems to be a tension between this being a standard street shot or a staged shot. So I’m left wondering not only about the individuals and their lives, but about what the photographer was up to. Memorable, Paula!
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I stood on the other side of the road and waited! It all came together just like that …simple and lucky!
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I’m glad you waited!
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Hi Bluebrightly, ..what are you suggesting with “wondering about what the photographer was up to”, I am curious to know.
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Oh, sorry if I’m unclear Paula, just that everyone is so perfectly positioned, especially the men, who look posed, that I wondered if it was staged. There are photographers who do that, purposefully staging their photographs, so I wondered if that could be the case here, which kept me very curious, not only about the individuals and the setting but about the photographer’s intent. And of course, being curious is a very good thing!
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A highly stirring image, even the grade in the sidewalk adds considerably to the composition, and the words in your prose intensify the impact.
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That is indeed quite some diversity gathered in one single photo. A love all the activity happening across the sidewalk. Excellent photo, Paula.
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Oh, my gosh — this amazing photo should hang in all of Trump’s golf clubs and follow him wherever he goes. What a lovely community you have, dear Paula! The composition is gorgeous!!
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I wonder when “tolerance” as a word, falls out of fashion. To me, if I tolerate you, I am barely “looking your way”. When words to describe acceptance become invisible, I’ll be happy. Colorblind, gender disinterested… love conquers all.
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Dear Barry, you are right, fretted about the better word to use and have now changed it to ‘compassion’. Hope that is more acceptable and more what is the meaning of this post.
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Excellent, love the mood of this shot.
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Terrific shot!
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one of those photos that compells me to just linger…the individual stories, whose path at one moment cross and are captured, simulataneously unique but in same way the same. And the framing of lines, the slope, makes it all the more intriquing heigthening the subjects connection and separation.
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