On The Street......ReCropped, Paris
I think shots like this tell you almost as much about the subjects as a regular portrait |
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Thursday, October 18, 2007
I think shots like this tell you almost as much about the subjects as a regular portrait
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post a commentohmygoodness i love it!!!
lovely, i think this photo is very intimate and telling. I am provoked to fantasize about the relationship of these two people just from catching a glimpse of them from the knees down, well done.
In France, especially Paris, I always see what appear to be hand-sewn or cobbled shoes of the most exquisite leather. I love the shoes on the left because they seem to be almost completely removed from present day; They look as though they could be from the 18th century.
I love this shot. It's very playful, no?
Got a thing for knees, Sart? ;o)
(I'm sure there's an array of Knee Blogs out there, but I'm afraid to look...)
To be honest I'd rather see the entire person. Just my humble opinion...
Yay! More shoe shots :) I love them.. I'm dying to pull off socks with shoes, both knee length and anke length
Are they bespoke shoes? And where the two romping around on their knees before you shot them?
Questions, questions.
mltt
wow this picture is completely absorbing... i need to go back to work!
left: the eclectic choices lead to some curious age and gender dynamics.
the one on the right reminds me of a miranda july aesthetic - just a little playful, just a little wry
i completely agree with the caption. beautiful shot
very playful shot. I am in love with those shoes on the left! I would love a pair of those. Does anybody know any around like them? If anyone has any ideas please email nerdbub@gmail.com thanks!
I heartily agree.
I agree, those shoes on the left are great! Lacci-cat, if you get any info via email, please post here and pass it on.
I adore this photograph!
absolutely, I always look at the shoes of a person first. you can tell al lot by just looking at the shoes!
What type of camera did you use, or is it that you shot at dusk/dawn? This tone reminds me of the Polaroid Kid stuff (Mike Brodie). Very wonderful photo and love the shoes.
this photo is so perfect it makes my heart hurt. it's a nice contrast to to perfect skinny legs with black shoes shots you did a couple days ago. those were lovely in a make-me-loathe-myself way. this ones lovely in a want-to-live-my-life-like-them sort of way.
The socks and shoes is very odd to me.
It sure does...
Nice one Sart!
the feet on the left! ahh, I love that!
i liked this shot so much, cause the left feet,..
i love love love this photo. brilliant.
Ah, that's funny! It`s especially interesting, how people do "style" their feet.