Hi, James,
Window shopping indeed!
Thanks.
Best regards,
Doug
Leica MM ?
I really like this shot. Being there at this exact moment is pretty fortunate. I love how we see all the empty hangers and especially love that she is barefoot. Beautiful black and white work!
Maggie
James, is the image right from the camera ?
Have you done any adjustments at all ?
The quality is superb indeed.
I can't afford such a toy ! I want to cry !
Hello Maggie
Thank you for your comments very much appreciated!Yes fortunate indeed! Do you think the image should be cropped a bit off the top?
Maggie,
Do you refer to the white reflections in the black marble around and above the windows?
Asher
If it were my very own, I would crop off the white portion that is at the upper left just because it does pull our eye there since it is light; I didn't suggest this as this is layback café and you had not asked for critique, but saying that, I really still like this image for both the quality of the black and white tones and the situation which is so special. It really works and makes for more than just a shot of a window. There are all these little details to look at which helps us build this story in our heads about not only what is in the window but mostly about this girl who is going to create something for tomorrow's sidewalk audience. Again, very cool!
Maggie