W/NW People going in/out of doorways

[steve kessel]

 

[steve kessel]

 

[Jake Mongey]

400-2 by jakemongeyphotography, on Flickr

Not As sharp as I would like but it was 1/15th of a sec at f/1.4
Canon 7
50mm 0.95
Kodak Tri X

 

[steve kessel]

 

[steve kessel]

400-2 by jakemongeyphotography, on Flickr

Not As sharp as I would like but it was 1/15th of a sec at f/1.4
Canon 7
50mm 0.95
Kodak Tri X

Thanks Jake, that's great, reminds me of this

 

[narsuitus]

photographer by Narsuitus, on Flickr

 

[p.giannakis]

 

[helen.HH]

Nomad by Helen Hill, on Flickr

 

[petronius]

 

[underlord]

Bessa R2/Color Skopar 35/Kodak GT 800

Ricci by Philip McAllister, on Flickr

 

[Mlehrman]

 

[Mlehrman]

 

[Bob Michaels]

So Bob wonders what interpretation he can assign to "People going in/out of doorways" that is not the same as everyone else's limitation of people entering or exiting the physical opening to a building. Then he realizes a "doorway" can be spiritual or ethereal and not just physical.

 

[steve kessel]

Indeed, fabulous Bob

 

[nikon_sam]

Wow, Bob that last shot...man...I see where your thinking is...

 

[steve kessel]

 

[nikon_sam]

My brother handing out Halloween candy...maybe 1962
6x6 neg that I found recently and printed...

 

[narsuitus]

Guardian by the Doorway by Narsuitus, on Flickr

 

[Bob Michaels]

Wow, Bob that last shot...man...I see where your thinking is...

Just my occasional attempt to urge people to step out of that box, most often self constructed, that limits their photographic and artistic thinking.

At the same time, I realize some are very comfortable inside that box. That is their choice and I have no problems with them making that decision.

 

[Jake Mongey]

So Bob wonders what interpretation he can assign to "People going in/out of doorways" that is not the same as everyone else's limitation of people entering or exiting the physical opening to a building. Then he realizes a "doorway" can be spiritual or ethereal and not just physical.

Wow these are simply incredible. The last one is a really intimate moment shared with the viewer. May I ask how you were able to get those shots as if it was just your personal involvement with the church or coming in externally as a photojournalist?