ANy FIdelity will do is a photo blog from Kyoto: notes and photos of the simple, sublime, and sudden--usually related to Japan. Read more.
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Woman posing in the background; smiling woman in the foreground: great composition. It has a hint of surrealism. You’re good and fast with the shutter. I would have missed the entire story.
That’s kind of you to comment. Thank you. I’m currently attempting multiple-subject shots. As usual, a bit of serendipity is key. I first framed on the tourists in the back, and was aware of the woman in the foreground approaching so timed the shutter release for her. But then the cyclist zoomed in too, and fired with a Hail Mary to get him as well. A surrealist look is just what I wanted, but I wish there was more of a narrative… Thanks again.
Please don’t be hard on yourself. I loved this photo!! I could see the movement slow down as opposed to frozen still. That’s tremendously difficult. I admire your skill.
I appreciate this very much.
Wow, three stories, four subjects (one moving) in one shot! That is just fantastic!
Thank you, Constantino. All the best,
I echo Sabiscuit’s comment, it’s really a nice composition. On a slightly more personal note, I sympathise with the Westerner bloke on the bike: I, too, struggled to find one bike that was big enough to be my size!
Thanks very much, awtytravels…. Ha ha, I didn’t think about the size issue but I see it now.
A lot going on, but I really like the back-story and the posing!
Thanks. Certainly busy but that’s how I envisioned this.