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    A few images from my latest 'from the hip' lunchtime outings. All shot from the hip, so please excuse any tilts or dodgy composition Any comments, good or bad, would be welcome

    Woman and man by thoughton, on Flickr


    Traffic jam by thoughton, on Flickr


    Double trouble by thoughton, on Flickr


    Lines by thoughton, on Flickr


    Closed by thoughton, on Flickr
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    interesting series
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    It's certainly a very voyeuristic as well as interesting. Catching one of the mothers scarfing down a cookie or something is a bit distracting in Double Trouble and the man is very underexposed in Closed. I find the first two more interesting as I prefer the "gestures" as Jay Maisel would call them. I don't want to get into being a Jay Maisel clone but the concept of the gesture is uniquely his (I think) and it very aptly describes what I'm trying to talk about.
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    Thanks, I had no idea who Jay Maisel was so I'v ebeen googling him. Some nice stuff! Unfortunately I can't find anything about his 'gestures' any suggestions where I should start reading?

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    I watched this video: “A Day With Jay Maisel” Online Class Now Live! « Scott Kelby's Photoshop Insider Blog » Photoshop & Digital Photography Techniques, Tutorials, Books, Reviews & More and connected with Jay Maisel on a level I had not expected. I never really knew who he was before I saw this video; I had heard the name but hadn't really seen any of his work.
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    Cool thanks for that. Off to watch it now (slow day at the office :P)
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