A sense of history

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By: Patrick Crowther

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Photographer	Patrick Crowther {Karma:13393}
Project	#21 Alone	Camera Model	Canon 5D
Categories	Street Portrait People	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	All the lonely people Old age Oxford	Lens	Canon 75-300mm f4-5.6
Uploaded	3/10/2007	Film / Memory Type	none
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Views	301	Shutter	1/2000
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United Kingdom
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M jalili

{K:69009} 3/12/2007

This photo tell a story ……..

Billy Bloggs

{K:51043} 3/10/2007

I like the composition here. It's a curious thing I've noticed of how many British people are born and die within a very small geographical area, often only streets between. And so the building gets older as he gets older. And if you took this picture from the exact same angle fifty years earlier, he'd have stood taller and maybe prouder, looking forward. Interesting that you chose to keep the muted colour, it would also work well in BW, I think.
Regards, Gary

Annemette Rosenborg Eriksen {K:55244} 3/10/2007

Hi Patrick
The old man has probably passed this building as a young man too. Now he´s walking there again and the building is a monument of time that passes by, a memory of other times while he´s almost the same on the inside, but so different physically. The building is also ageing, but still standing strong showing the fragile nature of man.
Take care

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