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Who said men can’t multi-task 😀 😀
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Great shots. I got stuck on all the shoes. Way cool.
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Thanks sandee – and wishing you the same
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Love all of these!!
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Thanks Lisa 😊
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Nice set, I like the picture of the lady walking with bags on her hand toward you. I feel she is really in motion.
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Thanks YC- I had taken two of her and the other one is so much motion it was actually blurry — 😊
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The shoes in the second shot make my feet and back hurt just seeing them. 😦
janet
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I know what you mean and it always amazes me how some women make really high heels look as comfy as tennis shoes – and she does wear them with such ease…
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Great shot of people in the street and that man’s shoes in the last shot – he has incredibly big feet does he not?
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Yes – those might be big feet indeed but what stood out to me was the thinness and the length – oh and the dressy shoes
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Yes, very thin and long feet … I noticed it right away too.
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Super shots, Yvette. Someone has put some ‘elbow grease’ into polishing those brown leather shoes. 😃
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You are so right – those shoes have had a touch of TLC
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I always imagine the story behind the people in pictures like this. The man by the door just received bad news.
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Wow / good thinking and I wonder the stories too!!
And side note – I think that man was waiting for his car to be brought back around to him…
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Great shots! That guy just cracked me up! He sure is a busy fellow! Loved the shoes pic! 🙂 I would break my neck in those heels the woman had on! 😬
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Hi Renee – re those shoes – I think I would too !
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Yvette, an interesting selection of photos … my son has shoes just like the ones in the last photo… and they are so long and sleek! I worry for the multi-tasking man … I can just imagine an accident about to befall on that mobile.
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Hi Annika – cool your son has similar shoes – the Asian man wearing these was not super dressed up –
But his shoes were…
And I told him I liked the shoes
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Most interesting. I never intentionally take photos of people, but if I saw those shoes I might just have to change my ways.
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Hahah – the shoe photo seems to be a hit today… and I can understand why you don’t take photos of people – as you know I like to grab some shots but sometimes I wrestle with it – and there are shots I delete or decide not to take
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Those shoes!
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Intriguing shots; that first one is an absolute hoot which would have been great to video to see what comes next.
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Yes – too bad I can’t go back to get video – that first one is my fav street photo of the month so far
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It will take some beating.
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Great shots and shoe! I wore high heels when I was young, wedgies that gave me about five extra inches, but I shudder to think of being in them now on city sidewalks. I’d probably break some bone or land on my posterior…I can slip or fall just walking across a small rise in my lawn if I’m not paying attention. lol.
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hahah- not to laugh at you falling on the lawn – but I got your point.
and you know, it amazes me how some folks just seem to MASTER very high heels.
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It won’t be me ever again. Unless, of course, I have two people holding onto both arms.
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Like it. The shoes I’ve been tempted to do a few times…
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well I look forward to any posts you make with shoes.
I thought of you last week with a few new fire hydrant posts – maybe in the summer I aiwll have enough for a post –
have a good day amigo
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Hah! The Hydrants. Haven’t seen any worth mentioning lately… I will keep an eye open.
You too, amiga.
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I like these random shots. The multi-tasking guy at the top is the best.
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thanks Dan… I am glad I happened to have my camera out (taking a tree photo and looked over and saw him)
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Yvette, I continued to return to the first photo. Generally interesting. A gentleman likely 65+ captivated by his phone, still rare plus cigarette, coffee, cane. I think I read in comments, multi-tasking. Yes.
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haha – yes – multi-tasking – and I think the was waiting for an uber – I thought it was his car from a valet – but think an UBER was pulling up.
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