Lunch stop by cfulton

Photography • Urban/Cityscape • posted on Apr 15, 2012

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Description

These scooters form yet another way of sitting down and enjoying your bite to eat at Camden Market, while watching the entrance and having a candid photo taken... Clive

Comments (19)

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jayfar

3:10PM | Sun, 15 April 2012

By the look of him I don't blame you for getting ready to run!!! Super capture Clive.

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MagikUnicorn

3:41PM | Sun, 15 April 2012

AMAZING IDEA ;-)

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Feliciti

3:47PM | Sun, 15 April 2012

cool idea for sit down !! great captured too !

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blinkings

4:17PM | Sun, 15 April 2012

Yeah and he's saying.....'On ya bike gov'!

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Blush

5:07PM | Sun, 15 April 2012

Great image Very colorful Hugs Susan~

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Chipka

5:39PM | Sun, 15 April 2012

Oh, I love shots like these. There's people-interest...there's a nice line in this shot, defined by the seating-scooters...the colors are marvelous and the sense of action and real time/place is superbly captured. These are the kinds of shots I absolutely love. There's so much interesting stuff gong on, and there's a delicious sort of urban elegance in this. Really wonderful! I also like the fact that this can be anywhere...somewhere "exotic" or simply "every day"...it doesn't matter, and yet in terms of the wall hangings, the scooters, the people, and the overall atmosphere, this place seems to hover somewhere between the familiar and the not-so-familiar. I love photography for that purpose. Natural framing (or cropping) can so-completely change context, that one can actually photograph the "alien" world, by simply photographing bits and pieces of one's more local environment. I really get a strong sense of that in this image, and it works perfectly!

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