trams ...
"whatever it is... let it go."PS. Click the image to enlarge & view exif info.
Posted on the FTF 080415:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1012&message=27575540
posted by hugo poon at 8:03 AM
Monday, April 14, 2008
"whatever it is... let it go."About Me
- Name: hugo poon
- Location: Hong Kong
I do not regard myself as a photographer, not even amateur; I'm just a guy who enjoys capturing all the memorable scenes that I encounter in my life, my everyday life, with whatever photo machine I've got. Perhaps, it's like a traveller hoping to record his memorable journey, but in my case, it's the journey of my life ...
Previous Posts
- new praya, kennedy town (II)
- new praya, kennedy town (I)
- some cityscapes ...
- "two weeks with the F100..."
- raindrops keep falling ... (part II)
- raindrops keep falling ...
- more trees in the concrete jungle ...
- is winter over yet ...
- stunned ...
- "a preview"
8 Comments:
Lovely shot Hugo! Its always great how you manage to capture people in such a variety of emotions - you must have a very candid eye and a quick trigger finger.
Ian
How are you Ian? So, your computer has already been fixed, I trust.:-)
This is a typical example that I don't capture an image but an image captures me... I'm also pleased that this photo did come out O.K. - I guess I had less than 10 seconds to pull out the camera and press the shutter before the tram started moving...
Best regards,
Hugo
very nice image Hugo....I particularly enjoyed the use of symbolism in your accompanying text.
I love the mood of this photo! Beautiful!
Thank you Ian and Natnat's mom for dropping by and leaving the wonderful words!:-)
It's interesting how different people could show a such vast difference in interpreting the same picture... I posted this one on the FTF as well; the suggested "story" I loved best is that the subject lady was merely facing a dilemma of buying chicken or pork for dinner.:-)
Cheers,
Hugo
Hi Hugo, I'm still waiting for delivery of my new machine (should arrive next week). But I am allowed to use my work computer for personal stuff (on my lunch break).
Ian
I've a feeling that the lady is woried about her company's recent retrenchment and where to get money to pay for her parents' living expenses... *this is imagination run wild*
Ha Ha, nice slogan
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