Simultaneity

[Mark Nadler]

Comments welcomed.  I like the juxtaposition of the image's subjects.  When I looked at the image the noun simultaneity
pooped into my head.

[francois]

Well, I really love it. For the young couple, it's a very important moment in life while it's mostly a moment of relaxation and indifference for the other.

[Bob_B]

Oh yeah! Present and future in one shot.

[RSL]

Hi Mark, The beauty of it, as often is the case with street, is the ambiguity. The picture produces a multiplicity of possible stories. Good street. Bravo!

[Mark Nadler]

RSL, thanks for your comment.  You are correct to point out the images ambiguity.  Bob_B and francois, I agree with both of your comments.  When I came across this image I wondered to myself if she took notice of the older woman and if she did what would she think? 

I must correct something I said in my original post: the word simultaneity did not "poop" into my brain.  I think I meant to say "popped."  Probably some psychological slip on my part. 

 

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Russ nailed it.
This is a great shot.

[Mark Nadler]

Eric, thanks.

mark

[Mark Nadler]

I will be out of my home country for about a month.  I apologize if I do not respond to any comments you make concerning this image.

Mark