Catch the train

The last two days were unexpectedly nice and exhausting. My son stopped in Warsaw for a while to go to a scientific conference in Slovakia. We were waiting for the train when I noticed this man. And a sudden impulse to take a photo. I took out my camera and shot without checking the settings, following him with the lens.

[Maggiemae]

One wonders about his story! A photo without an ending! I congratulate you for getting his face in this shot!

[haskar]

@maggiemae I hope he managed to get on the train. I didn't follow him any further, and there was a big crowd on the platform.

[Joan Robillard]

Interesting

[Dianne]

Sometimes you end up with great images like this from having the wrong settings.

[Islandgirl]

Cool shot!

[Wylie]

Interesting result!

[Mags]

Very cool!

[Linda Godwin]

Cool shot

[Judith Johnson]

It worked out really well!

[Wendy]

Very interesting shot. All the movement adds chaos and he is lost in it. I hope his ride was more peaceful. Excellent! fav

[Diana]

Such a fascinating image with so much going on, I think it is fabulous!

[Brian]

Fascinating story and image. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[gloria jones]

Neat result

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very cool.

[Renee Salamon]

Fun result

[Kate]

Great result

[Christine Sztukowski]

Fun

[Margaret Brown]

Nice movement outcome and candid capture

[Walks @ 7]

Cool, life in slow motion

[KV]

Nice movement.

[Heather]

You got a great shot here! I love the sense of movement and the tier-effect of his face! Fav

[Peter Dulis]

nice one

[Kathy]

A nice capture of the movement.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

A powerful story-telling image on so many levels. Sometimes those spur of the moment images happen so perfectly.

[Dorothy]

Great action shot!

[aikiuser (jenn)]

It worked out well for sure--nice!

[Diane]

Neat shot. I like the motion and his expression.

[sj.giesman]

Cool shot. Way to be quick and go with the flow

[Tom]

You really capture the sense of urgency and movement

[Call me Joe]

👌⭐️👌