Hi! You make a perfect sense to me, Frank. Well, not you, but you said, that is <grin>. Indeed, I was looking out of the window with the camera in hand and then I saw these two women walking. And then I saw the umbrella. Then I saw to which direction they were walking and almost immediately afterwards I managed to shoot them from above <grin>. What was amazingly favorable condition at that very time, is the lack of other people since this is rather busy plaza. Even with 220 mm, it is wide enough for somebody else to spoil the shot.
Indeed all I wanted were some lines of the plaza, two people walking and the Umbrella! Otherwise, I did not know of any Hungarian photographer to work of which this looks similar <grin>. Thanks! --- Boris Liberman www.geocities.com/dunno57 ft> I guess I'm saying all of this to tell you that I wouldn't worry about the ft> "no faces are shown" thing. For this shot, the human forms in the photo ft> work perfectly, imho. You're not trying to say anything about the people ft> or their personalities per se, but rather, you're portraying them and ft> their relationship with the architecture of the plaza. Am I making ft> sense? <vbg> ft> Anyway, lovely shot, Boris. ft> ciao, ft> frank
