Fracas
Fracas flare up often
can be anywhere about
seemingly unimportant matters.
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Brilliant capture of moment.
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That’s the shot. Life on the streets, Paula. Good one. xx
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I love the shadows and angles. The man, closest to the bottom of the photo, looks ready to run at a second’s notice! Lol.
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I smile at the posture of the men in conversation. Captured at the right moment. And such gorgeous light!
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great atmosphere!
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Wow, your hard work shows. Well done. Looking forward to see what you come up with in the future. I have high expectations because I know that with great effort you can keep getting even better than you are now!
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I shall put in some more great efforts, dear Julia. Thank you .
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An wonderfully ominous atmosphere, enhanced by the broken tree limb. Powerful!
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Love the framing and monochrome….a great prompt for a story, Paula. Love the word, fracas. 🙂
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Nice angle, very artistic and original. Great job Paula! X
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Excellent image, strong, dark. And all helped by the fallen branch, the triangle of railings in the foreground which points at (or is trying to separate?) the two men. And those wonderfully framing shadows, which diverge towards the camera. One of your best. And then, of course, Human Nature, which we are all in the grips of, and which so often breeds irrationality.
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This is great cause
You can change
Or invent
Different dialog
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