Robert Watcher
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An early morning bus ride, presented me with this image of a fellow several seats in front of me - reading the front page of La Prensa.
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Robert Watcher
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I thought that the content was kind of comical when I looked ahead and saw the swimsuit pic on the front page of the National newspaper. We have a paper called the Sun in Toronto, where everyone looks to a specific page near the end of the paper - for a full page spread of the "Sun Girl".
Besides that - - - I couldn't believe the perfect composition in front of me - with that part of the newspaper perfectly framed and the man partly concealed - - - as well flattened paper, perfectly highlighted by window light.
I looked at that seat a minute later, and the paper, was being held at an angle which wouldn't have been nearly as good and had blotchy lighting - and then shortly after that, the moment that I saw was gone as he turned to other less interesting pages.
Besides that - - - I couldn't believe the perfect composition in front of me - with that part of the newspaper perfectly framed and the man partly concealed - - - as well flattened paper, perfectly highlighted by window light.
I looked at that seat a minute later, and the paper, was being held at an angle which wouldn't have been nearly as good and had blotchy lighting - and then shortly after that, the moment that I saw was gone as he turned to other less interesting pages.
Asher Kelman
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This is superb, Bob! Not often you can guess what's inside a stranger's head, LOL!!
Great composition and so quickly interesting, as if we're looking into a private space.
Asher