pesphoto
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Yashica 5000e and TriX
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Todd.Hanz
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looking in...
Todd
Todd
bobomoon
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Ash
Selflessly Self-involved
nico
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f/stopblues
photo loner
Urban Outfitters
R2A, Ultron 35/1.7
R2A, Ultron 35/1.7
Bertram2
Gone elsewhere
pesphoto said:Yashica 5000e and TriX
A bit disappointing, thought this woud be the place where I now finally can get rid of some nekkid-woman-candids ! Did not dare to post them here up 'til today...
:angel:
bertram
I like that Chris.
dostacos
Dan
kully
Happy Snapper
I'm not one.
Flyfisher Tom
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Beniliam said:
David,
Wonderful shots as always. You have managed to capture the romance of Doisneau with the decisive moment of HCB. Shots 1 and 3 are simply serendipity ... and lots of talent of course.
Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
FrankS
Registered User
All (people/street/portrait) photographers are voyeurs in a sense, no?
When we notice/capture/record a personal/private moment.
When we notice/capture/record a personal/private moment.
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pesphoto
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FrankS said:
Thanks Frank. You made my point. Does the word "voyeur"always have to have negative connotations?
kully
Happy Snapper
It's all about language.
In England, 'Voyeur' means someone who gains some kind of sordid/sexual gratification from looking at others.
'Observer' is a cleaner word.
But 'Voyeur' will have different meanings in different places.
(Like asking for 'cous-cous' in Lebanon - cringe)
In England, 'Voyeur' means someone who gains some kind of sordid/sexual gratification from looking at others.
'Observer' is a cleaner word.
But 'Voyeur' will have different meanings in different places.
(Like asking for 'cous-cous' in Lebanon - cringe)
Sparrow
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f/stopblues
photo loner
A bit off topic, but I scrolled to my post on 5/26/06 (2+ years ago!) and that's NOT my picture! What the heck? Does flickr reassign url's??
pesphoto
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Chris101
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f/stopblues
photo loner
I wonder how that ends up with someone else's photo attached to my post. It's just a curious phenomenon!