homeward bound
Home where my thought’s escaping / Home where my music’s playing / Home where my love lies waiting / Silently for me (Paul Simon)
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posted: Juni 10, 2009
under: black & white, pictures
tags: b & w, Berlin, city, D40, folks, img, Paul Simon, street
Stairway to Subculture.
The Smack of the Subway, is the smack of the City.
Great shoot.
Joe
it’s a great shot of the rush-hour…the rush, the bustle, the eagerness to get out!!
abwärts. ich höre das rauschen der eile.
viele grüße
beve
I was in London on Monday, this reminds me of the trip. Busy, busy, busy. I hated it! But I like this image. I can view from afar and not be involved!
this is great. i can really feel the sense of rush in this image. however the white thing on the bottom really distracts my attention. what is it? was it on purpose to include in the frame? anyway, great image as usual. =)
„There’s no place like home“ – „Es ist nirgends besser als Zuhaus'“, muss Dorothy im Wizard of Oz sagen, um wieder nach Hause zu gelangen. Selten gehen mir Worte leichter von den Lippen als bei diesem Satz.
Ein tolles Foto, Fritsch! Als ich den Titel las, hatte ich sofort Simon & Garfunkel im Ohr. Und wie schön, dann die wunderbare Songzeile als Untertitel wiederzufinden.
Gruß vom Kid
Kamal this is a nearly bald headed man & no plans to get him in that frame. As far as I can remember. Thanks for your kind words. Always a pleasure to have you around.
All the best & safe travels,
Fritsch.
well well, what is this white lost head in the foreground ?? :-))
Maybe he’s this one: „I’m the passenger / and I ride and I ride ….“, Vera. ;-)
All the best & safe travels,
Fritsch.
Muy buena fotografia en movimiento, me gusta como te ha quedado en blanco & negro.
Saludos.
Like seeing a long exposure of stream down some rocky terrain.
Funny how insignificant we look this way.
beau cadrage et vitesse, ils ont vraiment l’air tres préssés. dommage peut-être pour cette tête blanche qui dépasse sur le bord de l’image;)
You’ve captured this from a wonderful vantage point to show your thoughts. I’ve seen people scramble like this after work in various way; typically in cars from parking lots, which wouldn’t make nearly the statement your capture does. (I remember that song well and it goes perfect with this:-)
excellent – well conceived and shot!
J’aime encore un fois c’est petits instants de vie captés par ton objectif. Ici le mouvement me plaît beaucoup.