Thanks Ben.Nicely done
I was indeed!You were spotted
There's nothing specific happening, the photo is really just about layering people in front, middle and back to hopefully create something that makes the eye have different things to look at around the frame. It shows how patterns and rhythms are in our every day street life but we often don't see them whereas the camera can capture those. Regarding the shadows, the sunrays are mostly along a narrow strip of the pavement and the shadows on the far left seem to be from a couple of people outside of the frame and in line with the sunrays. Most everyone else are not standing in that strip of sunlight. I used flash which might have affected some of the shadows as well. I had to dial down the flash glare on the traffic warden's coat reflectors.
I did wonder about flash as the guy in red looks differently lit to the othersThanks Ben.
I was indeed!
There's nothing specific happening, the photo is really just about layering people in front, middle and back to hopefully create something that makes the eye have different things to look at around the frame. It shows how patterns and rhythms are in our every day street life but we often don't see them whereas the camera can capture those. Regarding the shadows, the sunrays are mostly along a narrow strip of the pavement and the shadows on the far left seem to be from a couple of people outside of the frame and in line with the sunrays. Most everyone else are not standing in that strip of sunlight. I used flash which might have affected some of the shadows as well. I had to dial down the flash glare on the traffic warden's coat reflectors.
