BigWill
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I put a pic in of some kid showing something to his mates.
Good for you Matt! 
BigWill
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ermintrude
Hinkypuff
Reged: 30/06/2003
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Uh-hu, and just under Rule 8 - "This competition is for ‘fun’ – there are no prizes and is to encourage you to get out and take photos!"
not sure if that's directed at me or in general?
It was just in general, but if anything I was agreeing with you. People take things a bit too seriously
 , Peace! Kisses to Will, Tanya, everyone
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BigWill
Gorgeous oversensitive Nikon-loving cream puff
Reged: 08/09/2000
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Pucker up Erm....................it's time for some tonsil tennis with BigWill!
Big(any old excuse!  )Will
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ermintrude
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...or maybe Eight
Reged: 03/02/2003
Posts: 5091
Loc: Havant, UK
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Uh-hu, and just under Rule 8 - "This competition is for ‘fun’ – there are no prizes and is to encourage you to get out and take photos!"
not sure if that's directed at me or in general?
It was just in general, but if anything I was agreeing with you. People take things a bit too seriously
, Peace! Kisses to Will, Tanya, everyone
Glad that's sorted then 
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miked
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Reged: 20/07/2005
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First we get Eeeyore's facsimile of Bamber Gasgoigne in 'Secret@. Now, looking again through this month's entries I find Colin Sargent's tenor saxophonist in Prague looks uncannily like lyricist Richard Stilgoe?
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Hedgehog
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Reged: 25/01/2006
Posts: 30
Loc: Any Pub, Derbyshire
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Tanya... an interesting & intriguing image you've posted there (Watching me, watching you, watching them) but it's got me a bit confused... how, what, why?... or should I just take it as it comes?
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El Sid
Going potty
Reged: 14/04/2003
Posts: 9437
Loc: Sussex-by-the-Sea
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Nice one Tanya, nice one...
Got to be in with a shout I reckon...
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Nigel
Completely BSRIPN
ElSid Gallery
A camera in the hand is better than one in the cupboard........
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Geoffers
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Loc: Chippenham, Wilts
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Nice one Tanya, nice one...
Got to be in with a shout I reckon...
No, she shot herself in the foot by getting The Proclaimers in the background. I wondered what they were doing now 
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Hedgehog
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No, she shot herself in the foot by getting The Proclaimers in the background. I wondered what they were doing now
She's on her way... to Mexico or Canada ahoo, aha... aha-ahoo-aha-ahooo 
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Bawbee
Out on a whim
Reged: 06/05/2000
Posts: 7010
Loc: Dundee, Scotland, UK
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I like this one too (lots of good ones this month).
I wonder what he's saying to that post he's gesticulating at?
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"Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant."
Bawbee Louis Stevenson 1850-1894
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Badgerman
Nocturnal Non-Scaredy Cat In A Deep Pit
Reged: 05/01/2006
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Loc: Devon.
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First we get Eeeyore's facsimile of Bamber Gasgoigne in 'Secret@. Now, looking again through this month's entries I find Colin Sargent's tenor saxophonist in Prague looks uncannily like lyricist Richard Stilgoe?
I dont know how he manages it with his gloves on?
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If I could, I probably would.
www.colinsargent.co.uk
Wildlife Photographer.
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ermintrude
Hinkypuff
Reged: 30/06/2003
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Loc: London, UK
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Wow, Alan, that is absolutely fantastic, the almost spotlight light, the shock on her face, the paper on the floor as though she's dropped it in surprise. Its like a shot out of a movie, like a rabbit in the headlights, as though she's been caught in the spotlight shoplifting. Absolutely first class!
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mertonia
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Reged: 21/08/2006
Posts: 741
Loc: locked away
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Alan
Very HCB
good shot
peter
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AlanW
Reged: 08/01/2001
Posts: 3107
Loc: Edinburgh
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Thanks Erm & Peter.
At a certain time in the morning the sunlight cuts through between the building in the Old Town onto Market Street just behind Waverley Station, I just happened to be passing at the right time. I took 3 or 4 shots over a minute or two while I waited for folk to come along, this was the last one and I knew I probably wouldn't get anything better so I strolled off. The paper blew down street and only appears in this shot and the girl, as luck would have it, decided to stop in the sunlight to cross the road - she's looking back to see if there's any traffic coming. A simple shot really with a bit of luck thrown in.
Cheers,
Alan.
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miked
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Reged: 20/07/2005
Posts: 1311
Loc: Shropshire, England
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A bumper bag as they say.
My favourites include:
Matt Hunt's 'Wedding Party' - Lovely characters all beautifully drawn.
IanG's 'Polish Lady' - poignancy - and echoing with repeated arches that seem to take her story backwards.
Hotblack's 'Discussion' - full of storyline possibilities
IanA's 'Watching' Whatever this picture's origins it's a truly powerful shot to the senses.
Mertonia's 'Man in a Hat' - Evocative of the 1920s - just delightful.
ElSid's 'Tonight I am single' - a situation comedy in one picture. Superb fun.
AlanW's 'Market Street' - A fleeting moment of magic - call it luck, call it crafted, it doesn't matter, a very strong contender. I love it.
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daft_biker
Action Man!
Reged: 11/10/2006
Posts: 7556
Loc: Doon the glen
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Great stuff Alan. Love the shot My pic was shot on the next street up...quite literally! (North Bridge)
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Lounge Lizard
Old Wrinkly
Reged: 17/01/2004
Posts: 17885
Loc: Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
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Is that street photography or cliff-top photography?
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Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm.
Winston Churchill
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daft_biker
Action Man!
Reged: 11/10/2006
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Loc: Doon the glen
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Is that street photography or cliff-top photography?
Streets and cliff tops....both good for photography but one is better than the other for parking cars on
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The Circle Of Confusion
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Reged: 01/03/2006
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Loc: The Big Smoke
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Wow, Alan, that is absolutely fantastic, the almost spotlight light, the shock on her face, the paper on the floor as though she's dropped it in surprise. Its like a shot out of a movie, like a rabbit in the headlights, as though she's been caught in the spotlight shoplifting. Absolutely first class!
I agree, great light. It looks a bit Trent Parke
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