Critique Welcomed Recuparation

[Brian Moore]

Sometimes, after a long day at the office, a man just needs to rest.

Old Town Square, Prague, Czech Republic.

Olympus XA and Kodak Gold 200 film.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Ha. Very good shot, Brian. There's the two guys, of course, and the selfie, but also the people in the poster and the other reflected people milling around. Suddenly it seems very crowded! Lots to look at, and a touch of humour. Excellent.

 

[Brian Moore]

Ha. Very good shot, Brian. There's the two guys, of course, and the selfie, but also the people in the poster and the other reflected people milling around. Suddenly it seems very crowded! Lots to look at, and a touch of humour. Excellent.

You're right, Rob. There is a lot going on in this fotie. Thanks.

 

[Tom Dunne]

Hope you enjoyed your rest Brian.
They look like two boys who have been standing still on platforms all day. They still look a bit statuesque. Beautifully framed image with interesting little details everywhere.

 

[Brian Moore]

Hope you enjoyed your rest Brian.
They look like two boys who have been standing still on platforms all day. They still look a bit statuesque. Beautifully framed image with interesting little details everywhere.

Took me a while to get the make up off but feeling well-rested now.

Thanks, Tom. Much appreciated.

 

[Pete Askew]

Brilliant Brian. Not much I can add to Rob's 'interpretation'. The poster and the reflections make the image for me.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Excellent Brian A great frame of acivity, makes me realise that standing stationary all day is hard work and needs a well earned rest.

 

[Brian Moore]

Brilliant Brian. Not much I can add to Rob's 'interpretation'. The poster and the reflections make the image for me.

Thanks a lot, Pete. Appreciated.

Excellent Brian A great frame of acivity, makes me realise that standing stationary all day is hard work and needs a well earned rest.

Thanks Julian. These blokes did indeed look exhausted. Before I snapped the picture I made eye contact with Gold Face Man and indicated, by way of sign language, that I'd like to snap a photo. He graciously consented with a nod. But soon enough some crass tourists noticed me taking the picture and got in on the act. I felt a little bad about that because hitherto people had been leaving them alone as if recognizing that they were off duty. However, Mr. Gold Face got one back on one of the tourists, a comely young woman who sat close up next to him while her friend snapped a picture. Mr Gold Face invited Ms. Comely to give him a kiss on the cheek and when she pretended to oblige he of course turned to face her and got a right good smacker on the lips! It was funny!