On The Eurostar Back To Paris...

[Kathy A]

Is he picking his nose?

[Debbie Sesma]

or deep in thought.

[Helene]

haha!

[Rick Schies]

Nicely done in the B/W tones

[Nod]

This is cool.

[Kerri]

Great black and white

[MamaBec]

I love this 'contemplative' shot. It actually evokes emotion for me. Great shot Constance.

[Harry J Benson]

good capture, he looks lost in deep thought

[peter/zipp]

excellent! good frame and edit.

[Diana Moss]

I like the grainy b&w effect on this shot

[Anita]

There is something about this that says 1950s to me. Hope that makes sense :)

[Phil Howcroft]

Constance , I agree with anita @anron ...despite the eurostar being very modern this does have a very retro feel to it

[Phil Howcroft]

constance ..I forgot to mention in my last comment, what did you think of St. Pancras station in London.......it's a rather beautiful station....I'm surprised it did not appear on here

[Sharon]

fave - love this - it looks like a shot out of an old movie!

[Sharon]

i think it is his glasses that give the whole thing this older feel - truly terrific job spying this scene.

[Constance Brinkley]

@phil_howcroft I loved this station. The last time I took this train, I think we left from Waterloo. This was just beautiful. Had a wonderful time in London.

[Emer Hyland]

great capture

[stephanie dp]

What a great candid shot

[Brad Johnson]

Or as Constance calls it, the "Euro Stare".

[FaerieMoon]

He looks quite lost in thought

[Shannon Pitton]

Love this processing, I vote for picking. Were you disappointed when they didn't tell you you had headed under the English Channel? There were several tunnels leading out of England and each time I got all excited and then it was a short tunnel and then when we were finally in 'the' tunnel I didn't even realize it for a while.