Tokyo - Old and New
by pagarneau

Comment by dougi555:
Very very clever idea, but I don't think you've pulled it off, sorry. If you can, I'd definately work on that though, there's a brilliant image just waiting in there, well spotted.

Tokyo - Old and New
by pagarneau

Comment by oh_insane_one:
I have no idea how you got this...is this a merge?

Relaxing
by pagarneau

Comment by espy2:
I'm not much for receiving or giving comments, but since Candids are
near and dear to my heart, I have decided to give comment on every entry
in this challenge.

Nice shot of the tree, but the person is too obscured for me to call this a decent candid shot. Just has little interest for me, as I prefer to see emotion, a story, something out of the ordinary in a candid. It's a 2.

Relaxing
by pagarneau

Comment by tryals15:
Is this a candid moment? Do wide shots of people work as candids? I think yes to both. But this one is just too hard to make out the subject from the tree...

Relaxing
by pagarneau

Comment by scotthadl:
The subject is lost in the shadows.

Relaxing
by pagarneau

Comment by GrayGhost:
Mice landscape, beautiful tree and building. Unfortunately the person is so small and obscure that the image isn't much of a candid.

Relaxing
by pagarneau

Comment by CaseWriter21:
i can hardly even see the guy

Relaxing
by pagarneau

Comment by CyBri2000:
Can't really see the man because of the shadows, but the tree looks nice

Relaxing
by pagarneau

Comment by balancedfox:
Lovely tree and sky and scene. The glass building in the background seems out of place in what would otherwise be a pretty restful picture.

Relaxing
by pagarneau

Comment by Commando303:
The inclusion of the man in the shot doesn't qualify the picture as "candid photography"; he's not of importance in the image.