And then there are those moments you just cross your fingers and hope you captured it. This guy was stretching his kneck around like he was some sort of bird. You try and avoid the spectacle as long as you can but eventually we all check it out from the corner of our eye. Subway rubber necking.
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Ohhh to know what the older man was really thinking. ;) Great capture!
i love these three, they are great!
I guess you can't help it when the guy's tall and sitting on the edge of his seat. Nice capture, quite candid....
Haha, the look on the old guy's face is priceless! Nice shot.
A very interesting scene. I dont know why it makes me smile. ;)
hehe nice. the old man's expression is really priceless. the guy on the right looks like he heard the *knack* of his kneck :D
What a great shot! Indeed one of those everyday reactions you just hope to capture with a camera. Nice work :)
hahaha, the guy on the left's reaction is brilliant.
I can just hear the older guy thinking, "wish I could do that with my neck."
Oh, brilliant! Down to the words in the ad and on the guy's knapsack--does he feel the flutter? Is that the north side of his face that he's tilting up? Heh.
what a classy shot.. quite impressed w/ your timing..
the dude has a rather long neck,my goodness!
the old mans expression is fantastical...
well seen!!
The young guy would be nothing without the look of the old man. Excellent.
awesome. love it.
The continuity of the photos on your blog is amazing. Each photo is connected to it's predecessor and the upcoming.
That's a funny picture. The old guys face says it all! I love it.
perfectly caught...nice one I assume you are shooting from the hip? Phil