Bystander by bmac62
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Description
"Oh, Excuse me", she said.
Sometimes including a bystander in your picture will cause them to move when nothing else will.
Backdrop is Orville Wright and a replica of his Wright Flyer.
Taken at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, June 2009.
Thanks for stopping by,
Bill:)
Comments (36)
Two wonderful candids and a great view of the "Flyer" replica!
LOL I will have to remember that one, been in that same situation before.
Hey man, nice capture. And she's every right to be bored. She's young and pretty. P
Great shot. I think she makes the picture even though she looks spoiled!
She looks as though she was standing there just to annoy you. I hope she did move and you got a clean shot of this great looking mock up.
well the photo itself is fascinating, showing your usual sense of sweep in these museum spaces. And the Wright figure is almost as caught 'off guard' as the real lady: You don't see guys like him that often, lying down in the middle of an airplane! But in the midst of your girders, wings and diagonals, etc, you have this woman to one side, waiting and self-involved; and she turns to acknowledge you. In good photography, off-the-cuff captures are often accompanied by very full backgrounds; that's what makes their capture so fascinating. A whole world is behind them, yet they've been there all along seemingly thinking of other things. Fine juxtaposition; and the shot behind her is quite rich. You really have a way with planes in interior spaces.