120 thoughts on “Waiting for the bus.”

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  5. I finally tried my hand as some photography last night. I am planning on using them as reference soon… So far the results are promising! If I need any inspiration I will just come here 🙂

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    • Hi Thomas…and yes, I’ve read your article. Each year I make several trips to London. I enjoy being there. I take photos, talk to people, visit museums or parks… you can find many pictures in my blog concerning London.
      That’s why I’m interested in articles about this unique City!

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  22. Very Nice !! Just wondering how you do that . Works of Art , indeed , also reminds me of that place where I almost visited that place for work 4-5 years back .

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  23. Amazing detail in the girl! Again so surreal! What’s that big thing in the background? It looks like an air filter for a car… How do you get these shots?

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    • The huge thing is the backside of a small restaurant.
      I cannot say exactly how I get the shots…but I always hope for unexpected results. And I never ever give up. 😉

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      • Well you are beyond good, and rest high in the ‘excellent’ catagory, where people can learn photography from you! Expanitory, instructional blogs to go along with those shots would go a long way to constructing a hard copy virgin that could make you mega-bucks! When it comes to photography, you’re a born natural!

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      • Thank you so much for this wonderful and lovely comment Spartacus! But I still have much to learn…life is an adventure full of joy and hope! ;-))

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  35. A Philip K.Dick’s “every night. I think I went through – or by – King’s Cross last July, and it bears no resemblance… Which means you picture has created a parallel universe.
    Well done.

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    • I’ve been several times at Kings Cross and I find this place has so many different faces…as I read your comment, I can remember that indeed there’s sometimes a feeling of being in a parallel world, especially by night…

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      • And well captures by your eye, Josephine. (Du heisst Joséphine, richtig?)
        🙂
        (I sometimes get mixed up with names)
        🙂

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      • Pffff. I did get that right… 😉
        Gutte nacht Joséphine.
        (Or is it Gute? I’m afraid my spelling in German is awful)

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      • Viel dank. I’m very proud to report that I only had to check one word: “ebenfalls” though I more or less figured the sense. 🙂
        (Technically I don’t speak German. Just mumble it)

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      • That’s okay! 😉
        I love English and always try to improve my language practice but it’s not easy because all people around me speak German or, to be more pecise, Bavarian! ;-D

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      • Wenn du weinst, wenn du weinst
        Dass i wandere muss…
        🙂
        Strange. I “learned” this song in the US, in grad school, a friend of ours was from München, she played it on the guitar. And we all more or less “learned” to mumble the song. Even today, it reminds me of a camp fire on the beach, and a blue-eyed blonde mädchen singing a beautiful song in the sunset… (Probably aren’t that many french who’ve heard the song)
        Tschüss Joséphine.

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      • Yes, yes, yes! A very “weird” scene in a movie when Elvis was drafted and stationed in Germany. Thanks for reminding me this “cover”.
        At any rate, it is a lovely song.
        have a lovely week-end my friend

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  42. absolute perfection. I may need to reconsider my dislike for street photograpy genre

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  47. This image is, well, “Awesomer!” That’s even better then awesome…..lol

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  48. Gorgeous shot, and a great setup for a story. Almost anything could walk into this scene: a long-forgotten lover, a lost child, a boy with a broken heart, Death himself . . .

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