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Response to What's the Story (Response #6)

Uploaded 483 Days Ago by mooch - 13 comments

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Ana said 483 days ago:

seems to me a train station with people arriving and departing? I don't see much to wonder about.

kadenajack said 483 days ago:

Grand Central Station, rush hour. That's my story for this one. What's yours?

psychodudu said 483 days ago:

By contrast with a couple of the other images, I find there is a little *too* much going on here. There's not just one story, there's HUNDREDS of them going on!!

King said 483 days ago:

I'm not super-involved with this image, it seems like I've seen it 1,000 times before, but not only are there hundred's of stories right before our eyes, but something tells me that there is a deeper story that goes with this image. Something to do with 9/11?

zulu said 483 days ago:

Is this in N.Y.?

Ribby said 483 days ago:

Like the symmetry and the exposure time.

Hummingbird said 483 days ago:

This

Hummingbird said 483 days ago:

seems like many people's stories.

eggplant said 483 days ago:

First off, I like the movement and the lighting. At first I was a bit unclear as to what the relevance is...what story am I trying to figure out. Then I had to ask myself, why are some people so still, and others so blurry...so, there's the relevance. Above average scores.

ArneG said 483 days ago:

Many stories here...

fotogeneric said 482 days ago:

That still guy on the left really seems to stand out.

mooch said 482 days ago:

I just liked the image and just read the theme as being wide open, like a barn door

cheers for popping by. you guys really loved this one!

King said 481 days ago:

Well, it's not like it's not a perfectly good photo--it's quite pleasing, actually. Try again!

Remember your two self-portraits in the Pain-in-the-Ass theme? Those were excellent conversation pieces that would fit well in this theme.

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