Two ages by mfossen

Photography • People • posted on Oct 04, 2004

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Comments (10)

pegasovagante

5:04AM | Mon, 04 October 2004

Beautiful portraits, I love the colors and the dinamic bacground. Allmost a simbol... but I had allways known tree ages, everything is getting faster in this world! Well done indeed!

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Mikan

5:05AM | Mon, 04 October 2004

a very nice shot (although with not a perfect focus) - I like their expessions!

tfrarug

5:54AM | Mon, 04 October 2004

Excellent shot! I LOVE it! Vote! Ruggero

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odf

6:03AM | Mon, 04 October 2004

Excellent snapshot. I love the colors, the motion blur in the background and of course the contrast between the two women.

Sylvaine

7:11AM | Mon, 04 October 2004

Le di de l'ancienne la nouvelle...belles expressions.

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glix70

8:30AM | Mon, 04 October 2004

Stunning idea for an excellent portrait... It look like a tram in Milano. I love the background too!!! Excellent capture shot!!! :)

gallimel

9:21AM | Mon, 04 October 2004

Una nuova perla. Riesci davvero a ritrarre la vita urbana, senza nemmeno accennare a niente che sia triviale. Splendido.

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SNAKEY

9:29AM | Mon, 04 October 2004

This seems like a capture on a moving train if I see the motion on the background right. A very vivid comparison and yeah I can see Wisdom and experience on my right and Hope and expectation on the left. Lovely composition.:O))

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ombresetlumieres

3:09PM | Mon, 04 October 2004

two portraits, and one in the same time, theey look at hundred and hundred meters far away from each other

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FitArtistSF

6:55AM | Tue, 05 October 2004

It's funny how you can recognize little things: Snakey mentioned a moving train. From the wooden window frame and the window clips, I recognize that the vehicle the ladies are traveling in is one of the old, reconstructed historic 1912 Milan, Italian streetcars that run down Market St. in San Francisco. Everything in the cars is old polished wood and the riders sit facing inwards towards each other...what can spark a memory often is the little details you look at and seemingly never see....