Excuse me, I must get to the office

I have picked out just a few of the many shots I took of runners at the Marathon. None exceptional, but I enjoy looking at the different expressions and levels of seriousness on the faces. I enjoy the sense of fun on the central character's face - he looks like he is on an effortless jog to get to the office and just got caught up amongst the serious runners.

[KWind]

Their faces tell a story!! I like this in B&W!!

[Babs]

Ha ha great title. The chap in the suit really does look as though he has got caught up in the wrong race doesn't he.

[Sharon Lee]

I really like these shots, the woman looking at her watch intrigues ma.

[Shanne]

this is cool with all the runners and their expressions

[Kathy A]

This is such a great shot, so much to look at. The guy in the suit grabbed my eye

[Kahsia]

Then there is the guy in the suit ....?

[Monique]

Those faces ...wonderful shot

[Ann Williams]

Love your title ~ absolutely perfect. So many faces to study in your photo Helen.

[sarah]

Love it !! Great title and there is so much to look at here - such fun

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

hihi yes, didn't see him at first, my eye fell on Dave, as he's so tall, love all the expressions, one looking at her watch, one with her hair swish swishing

[FBailey]

Well spotted, perhaps he was late for work? As it takes place over the weekend, he must have run all the way in that suit ...

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Yes, he does stand out a bit- mostly because he's the only one smiling! Great shot!

[Jason]

Superb!

[Clare Gadsby]

fab title - not sure i would have spotted him otherwise! he seems to be enjoying himself, goodness knows how. indeed a wonderful range of expressions. i like how they seem to be coming out of darkness

[haskar]

Great shot and title. He makes a story!

[Rosie Kind]

I can see what you mean. He doesn’t look as though he’s dressed for a marathon Fav

[David]

Well spotted!