Thanks!

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Yeah, that was a very odd lighting effect, there. What happened is that the snow was caught in the wind drifts of a Chicago backalley, and it was partially cloudy too, allowing sunlight to shimmer off the snowflakes.

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Every end always fails to stop a new beginning." -Doc R.

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The composition is superb and you captured the difficult lighting situation beautifully.

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Thank you so much!

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Wow! You captured falling snow *__* It's nice, the light is the best thing here

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Wow! This is an amazing photo!
Awesome job!! You captured this perfectly!
With the light coming through and the falling snow.
Very nice. It suits black and white perfectly!
The man is positioned there suits the picture a lot!
Lovely picture! Keep up the awesome work!

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Thank you so much!

What I love about this piece is that it was a non-setup job. Which means that I did not plan for that guy to be there, or for any part of the shot.

I just turned a street corner and shot.

This has to be about the pinnacle so far in my photography because the way that I take pictures is that I basically go around a city or an area, and take pictures of the angles, buildings, and interesting textures that make something interesting.

Basically, when I go around taking pictures, I like to portray the way that I see it. So, whenever you see a picture that I have taken, you get a look at my perspectives on life and what the world around me means to me.

What's the best part is when I get something that doesn't look real. It looks almost fake because it is too good to be true.

Yet, this is where the big shocker comes in. The Snow Shoven picture was taken in black in white film, and was not fooled around with in a darkroom of any kind. So, what I want to show to the world is that there are those scenes in life are too good, but never too good to be fake.

It's also a study on what people don't see. It's almost like people are afraid to think in pictures, and colors, and shapes. If a person was walking along the street saw this before them, they would see the dude with the pushcart and just carry on, but never even dare to go beyond that definition, and leave this far behind.

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We do not live in Hell, so therefore Murphy does not have a law.

Every end always fails to stop a new beginning." -Doc R.

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Excellent street capture! If this is what you can do, you should take more photographs!

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A beautifully expressive shot !

Thank you so much! It's really encouraging to hear a photographer of your caliber say that.

I have a question. Does this photo have the potential of becoming a DD?

Just wondering.

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We do not live in Hell, so therefore Murphy does not have a law.

Every end always fails to stop a new beginning." -Doc R.

"Imagination is more important than Intelligence." -A. Einstein