High Hopes and Grand Plans

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Photographer	Paul Paul {Karma:5362}
Project	#40 Street Photography	Camera Model	Ricoh XR-P
Categories	Children People From The Field	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio	North East People in Public Places	Lens	Tamron 135mm
Uploaded	2/10/2006	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Ektachrome EPN
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Location	City - Newcastle Upon Tyne State - Country - United Kingdom
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Paul Paul

{K:5362} 2/11/2006

Hey, big man!

> I think leaving in the white shoes on the left
> makes the shot.

A fascinating thought there.
Woah, baby!
I suppose the lower face parts, which is what my eyes kept telescoping in on, would be deprecated without the lower leg parts.

> (I've been clicking my heels since around 20th ,
> January, 2001 but nothing yet)..........

Feet, eh? They're totally overrated.

Yeah!

Paul

Mark Julian

{K:36866} 2/10/2006

I think leaving in the white shoes on the left makes the shot. Gives it a "Wizard of Oz" feel to it - click the heels 3 times and all that (I've been clicking my heels since around 20th , January, 2001 but nothing yet)..........

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