Frames

Not very original, not very up close and personal, but I can't help seeing this as frames of a film strip.

[kali]

oh i have seen a great series of photos like this, cant think of the photographer though

[Marnie]

This is great fun, I like it a lot. Gives a sense of peeping into others' daily lives.

[Walks @ 7]

Film, its everywhere.....

[Graeme Stevens]

Great framing, very cool shot

[Leon Buijs]

Great shot, lovely framing

[Domenico Dodaro]

@kali66 Nor I do. But I know I saw them.
@golftragic In a way. And they can't physically threaten you if you point your camera straight at their faces... ;)
@joysabin It is, it is...
@graemestevens Thank you very much!
@leonbuys83 Thank you a lot!

[kali]

found one, pretty sure this is the series i was remembering http://natandvir.com/gallery/platforms/#slide=1

[Helen Jane]

It is about the right proportions for the film strip so I get why you see it that way. Divides the frame into interesting sections each with their own scene going on.

[Domenico Dodaro]

@helenhall Thank you, Helen, this is exactly what I thought pre-visualizing the image before shooting it.

[Domenico Dodaro]

@kali66 Well, this Mr. Dvir made quite a project! Nothing occasional. He had some guts to publish photo no. 18, LOL

[kali]

haha yes, i liked the batman one

[Marnie]

@domenicododaro Quite right, and I wasn't implying any voyeuristic element here, of course. I have often used the same kind of technique myself. It works well.

[Rachel]

This is so interesting to look at.

[Domenico Dodaro]

@golftragic Agreed!
@888rachel Thank you! Little stories going on.

[Domenico Dodaro]

@kali66 The Batman one is great!

[Jclaireyp]

Love it!

[Domenico Dodaro]

@jclaireyp thank you!