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Different Stories
Taking ‘static’ pictures, such as those of buildings and other architectural structures, can be quite challenging, as it is easy to fall into obvious, already seen compositions that rob the shot of any individuality.One of the things that can make an otherwise dull image more interesting is the presence of some kind of action that blends in with the stillness of the environment.In this case, the woman on the phone is in exactly the same position as the model on the billboard. Only they are telling two different stories.
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Landing
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Hands of a Steward
Shooting up and close in confined space. A skill every street-photographer should hone.
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Leaving
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Missed Airplane
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Priority Pass Lounge at Fiumicino Airport
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The El Prat’s Lounge
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Guru Meditation
In modern times, tablet-enhanced meditation is the way.
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Same Seats, Different Lifes
They’re close, but never been so distant
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Stantsted Lounge’s Chairs
All the flights are finally airborne, and the all the seats in the lounge are empty.
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Waiting to Go Home
The gate is still close, a long wait before boarding, is easier to bear when seated comfortably.
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Same Space, Different Worlds
Lost in their own business.
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Waiting for The Flight
Will it be, once in a life, on time?
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No Tablet, No Problem
Airport Gate, Early Evening No screens. No earbuds. No glowing rectangles in sight. Just two people passing time with cards and conversation, waiting for a flight that’s probably delayed. The bench is metallic, cold. The lighting is flat. But between them, something human is happening—casual, quiet, and becoming increasingly rare. I didn’t stage this. I just noticed it. In a terminal where most people were curled into devices, these two were leaning forward, sharing space, actually looking at each other. He speaks, she listens. She gestures, he laughs. Their luggage is there, sure—but this moment isn’t about where they’re going. It’s about the pause before it. The photo isn’t sharp…
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The Businessman…
Restless, waiting for the last flight to come back home.