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Coca Cola
Puebla
Mexico
If you like this shot please go see my ALBUM Or: Puebla
www.flickr.com/photos/luajr/55365526739/in/album-72177720...
Or: "Street Shot"
www.flickr.com/photos/luajr/albums/72177720295921392
Three Times A Lady (Single Version)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFjvyeazAZs&list=RDQFjvyeazAZ...
Nikon 70-200mm VR II AF-S G ED NIKKOR
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Note : Candid photo, person not posing.
Background : The face of this woman remember me to Captain Janeway Star Trek Voyager but old ( Kate Mulgrew actress)
A performer from The Errant Aviator and The Little Prince by Teatro dei Venti hangs impossibly over the edge during a street performance at the Sibiu International Theatre Festival (FITS). Blending physical theatre, circus and visual spectacle, the production presented a dreamlike interpretation inspired by The Little Prince.
For a fleeting moment the acrobat's inverted pose suggested something altogether different—a soul caught between worlds, pointing beyond the stage. Whether intended or not, it transformed a moment of street theatre into something quietly haunting.
Sidewalk Symphony: New York City in the 1970s
Description
A cinematic journey through the restless streets of 1970s New York City, where everyday life unfolds amid crowded sidewalks, aging storefronts, open-air markets, newspaper stands, diners, subway cars and rain-soaked avenues. The series portrays a city in constant motion: commuters navigating dense pedestrian traffic, children waiting at street corners, elderly neighbors gathering on brownstone steps, musicians performing for passing crowds, teenagers listening to music, basketball players competing behind chain-link fences and vendors working among crates of fresh produce.
Each scene reveals a different layer of the urban experience, moving between the commercial intensity of Manhattan, the narrow markets of Chinatown, working-class neighborhoods and lively residential streets shaped by migration, community and cultural diversity. Period automobiles, yellow taxis, winter coats, flared trousers, leather jackets, portable radios and weathered architecture help establish the visual language of the decade.
The photography is inspired by classic documentary street imagery, with spontaneous compositions, imperfect framing, natural expressions and subjects occasionally obscured by pedestrians, windows or reflections. Muted colors, warm earth tones, deep shadows, visible film grain, soft focus and subtle motion blur recreate the tactile character of vintage color film. Rather than presenting an idealized city, the collection focuses on ordinary human moments—conversation, work, play, solitude, movement and shared public life.
Together, the images form a fictional social archive of a complex metropolis: crowded yet intimate, worn yet vibrant, anonymous yet deeply human. The series celebrates the visual poetry of the sidewalk and the countless personal stories contained within a single city block.
These images were generated by Artificial Intelligence.
Sidewalk Symphony: New York City in the 1970s
Description
A cinematic journey through the restless streets of 1970s New York City, where everyday life unfolds amid crowded sidewalks, aging storefronts, open-air markets, newspaper stands, diners, subway cars and rain-soaked avenues. The series portrays a city in constant motion: commuters navigating dense pedestrian traffic, children waiting at street corners, elderly neighbors gathering on brownstone steps, musicians performing for passing crowds, teenagers listening to music, basketball players competing behind chain-link fences and vendors working among crates of fresh produce.
Each scene reveals a different layer of the urban experience, moving between the commercial intensity of Manhattan, the narrow markets of Chinatown, working-class neighborhoods and lively residential streets shaped by migration, community and cultural diversity. Period automobiles, yellow taxis, winter coats, flared trousers, leather jackets, portable radios and weathered architecture help establish the visual language of the decade.
The photography is inspired by classic documentary street imagery, with spontaneous compositions, imperfect framing, natural expressions and subjects occasionally obscured by pedestrians, windows or reflections. Muted colors, warm earth tones, deep shadows, visible film grain, soft focus and subtle motion blur recreate the tactile character of vintage color film. Rather than presenting an idealized city, the collection focuses on ordinary human moments—conversation, work, play, solitude, movement and shared public life.
Together, the images form a fictional social archive of a complex metropolis: crowded yet intimate, worn yet vibrant, anonymous yet deeply human. The series celebrates the visual poetry of the sidewalk and the countless personal stories contained within a single city block.
These images were generated by Artificial Intelligence.
