AlanW
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It looks a bit Trent Parke
Funny you should mention him, he's turned up in a few articles I've read recently so he may well have been nestling in my subsonscious at the time, who knows?
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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 
Precisely... 
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The Circle Of Confusion
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It looks a bit Trent Parke
Funny you should mention him, he's turned up in a few articles I've read recently so he may well have been nestling in my subsonscious at the time, who knows?
AlanW
I've got to do a presentation to the rest of the class on him this week so I'm seeing his work everywhere at the moment!
I'll be interested to see what turns your work might take if Bob Carlos Clarke gets nestled in your subconscious
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AlanW
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I'll be interested to see what turns your work might take if Bob Carlos Clarke gets nestled in your subconscious
Well I read Helmut Newton's autobiography recently but I suspect few opportunities will present themselves in that area 
Alan
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Seven..
...or maybe Eight
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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?
lol take it as it comes Tim 
Glad you find it intriguing, don't know if I should tell all or not?
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Alan you certainly had the stage there
I very often look for a humerous element when I view SP, to my mind that's what it's all about but as this image proves it's also about being patient and down right clever
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APchris
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It's a difficult one for me to judge this month, but then it's not me doing the judging! Street/Candid isn't really my thing either  but here's the shortlist of the ones I really like...
5am and Hungry - slartibartfast
Ha Noi, Vietnam street scene - hedgehog
Really? - Mr_geoff
Just a light shower - ukgooner
Watching - Ian_A
Man in a hat - mertonia
Market Street, Edinburgh - AlanW
...but best of luck to all entrants
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Silverfox_1969
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I was wondering if one of the administrators could help me by fixing up the URL for my image... some how I sort of stuffed it up!!!
The URL should be as follows:
http://www.digipics.info/photos/AP_Pics/Girls_1C.jpg
Thanks in advance
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Silverfox_1969
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Don't worry... I worked out a way to fix it myself!!!
Cheers
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Eeyore
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I like that one.
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Hedgehog
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lol take it as it comes Tim
Glad you find it intriguing, don't know if I should tell all or not?
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww... go on Tanya
Chris... cool, I'm on somebody's shortlist... woohoo
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ermintrude
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Reged: 30/06/2003
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Bugger bugger, just too much to love this month...
I really like these:
robertj - Look left
TFC - Gesticulate, Lose the Arguement...
CarlM - Looking Up
Geoffers - Remembering Korea
Silverfox_1969 - Fun at the fair
ian_g - Little Old Polish Lady
crymble - Dancing in the street
Mr_Geoff - Really???
And I LOVE these:
El Sid - No Comment...
Seven.. - Watching me, watching you, watching them
Ian_A - Watching
Eeyore - The Secret
Stevet - Mixed reactions
Alan W - Market Street, Edinburgh
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robertj
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I like these (in order of liking), did not know who should I put as the first, Ian_A or AlanW, but then I have decided for Ian_A, although I'm still not sure if I made the right decision, so the first two are...
Ian_A - Watching
AlanW - Market Street, Edinburgh
...third place onwards...
robc - The Golden Child
TheFatControlleR - Gesticulate, Lose the Arguement...
daft_biker - Pleasure Express
...and then in no particular order
Dorset_Rob - I wish...
Monobod - Morris Dancing
crymble - Dancing in the street
Hedgehog - Ha Noi, Vietnam street scene...
Matt_Hunt - The Wedding Party
aec - Does she fancy him ....???
David Steel - The Briefing
datawise - Mmmmmm, nice!
Further, longer, higher, younger...
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crymble
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Reged: 25/08/2006
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I'm a fan of Davids 'the briefing' and AlanW's 'Market Street'
I also love robc's 'The Golden Child' but I'm not sure it is falls under Street/Candid, it's more what I would call 'travel ' possibly - It's the sort of shot I would expect to see in National Geographic.
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APchris
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I also love robc's 'The Golden Child' but I'm not sure it is falls under Street/Candid....
K
I'm with you on this, 'The Golden Child' is probably the best photo submitted overall  but didn't make my shortlist because it doesn't fit my personal idea of street/candid.
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Seven..
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lol take it as it comes Tim
Glad you find it intriguing, don't know if I should tell all or not?
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww... go on Tanya
Chris... cool, I'm on somebody's shortlist... woohoo
oh ok then
it goes in layers
behind me are two buskers in front of them a lady
in front of her is me then a shop window with a small square mirror in the display
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crymble
I don't have one at all!
Reged: 25/08/2006
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I also love robc's 'The Golden Child' but I'm not sure it is falls under Street/Candid....
K
I'm with you on this, 'The Golden Child' is probably the best photo submitted overall but didn't make my shortlist because it doesn't fit my personal idea of street/candid.
Ssshhhh....I don't want to open another can of worms......
K
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Hedgehog
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oh ok then
it goes in layers
behind me are two buskers in front of them a lady
in front of her is me then a shop window with a small square mirror in the display
Ah layers... like onions?
It's a nice effect... well spotted & executed.
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Geoffers
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oh ok then
it goes in layers
behind me are two buskers in front of them a lady
in front of her is me then a shop window with a small square mirror in the display
Ah layers... like onions?
It's a nice effect... well spotted & executed.
But I thought it was Ogres that were like onions!
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ermintrude
Hinkypuff
Reged: 30/06/2003
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Loc: London, UK
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Oh, you both have layers. Oh. You know, not everybody like onions.
PS Love the layers in the shot though
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Edited by ermintrude (01/05/2007 17:06)
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