The title of this blog comes from a Gaelic expression -"putting on the poor mouth"-which means to exaggerate the direness of one's situation in order to gain time or favour from creditors.
13 April 2010
Passing strangers
People on a train passing the train I was on. Taken at 1/8000sec at f4 at ISO 1600, hence the grain!
I believe this should go immediately to the FBI. For all you know, it could be Bin Laden, hiding in England. What better place than a British train with dirty, distorting windows. The silhouette is very imprecise.
People on a train passing the train I was on. Taken at 1/8000sec at f4 at ISO 1600, hence the grain!
14 comments:
Ethereal and fascinating!
Is that man alive? Might you have captured a murder?
this reminds me of a black and white movie...
a great job well done Jams!
Blimey! Hercule Poirot.
I believe this should go immediately to the FBI. For all you know, it could be Bin Laden, hiding in England. What better place than a British train with dirty, distorting windows. The silhouette is very imprecise.
You might get an OBI for this great photo, Jams.
Oh yes - that's the sort of shot one could learn to love.
Thanks everyone.
Calum I wonder that.. Perhapshe had been done in brutally!
Claudia perhaps it was Lord Lucan!
There is most definitely a story behind that picture!
I love this one. I feel like I fell into a time warp.
It is so pleasing how a film noir could be based on this photos Cherie
Black and white really does gove that effect eh SE?
Fantastic photo, Jams.
THanks Egg!
I think black and white photography is actually my favourite.
I agree. For a photo like this monochrome is best
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