Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in compl...
p.1 #1Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in complete sync?
I mean the pose from both subjects. The similarities and pose is unstaged and unreal!
What say you ?
What say you ?
May 04, 2026 at 11:13 PM
p.1 #2Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in complete sync?
Is this some kind of tricky test?
The obvious answer is that the two guys are the same person, but maybe they are identical twins with the same tattoo.
EBH
The obvious answer is that the two guys are the same person, but maybe they are identical twins with the same tattoo.
EBH
May 05, 2026 at 12:12 AM
p.1 #3Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in complete sync?
"Dogs and their owners..." Good shot.
May 05, 2026 at 03:31 AM
p.1 #4Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in complete sync?
taildraggin wrote:
"Dogs and their owners..." Good shot.
Yes. Look at both dog and owner in each shot.
Same head tilt, same grin. Same expression. Same eyes Almost as if the two were one.
Didn't catch this until I saw the images side by side.
"Dogs and their owners..." Good shot.
Yes. Look at both dog and owner in each shot.
Same head tilt, same grin. Same expression. Same eyes Almost as if the two were one.
Didn't catch this until I saw the images side by side.
May 05, 2026 at 08:51 AM
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p.1 #5Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in complete sync?
This is what street photography is all about. A moment in time captured, not repeatable, and you were there! 
Mary
Mary
May 05, 2026 at 08:59 AM
p.1 #6Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in complete sync?
Most of photography is a moment in time captured, not repeatable.
May 05, 2026 at 09:01 AM
p.1 #7Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in complete sync?
Ripolini wrote:
Most of photography is a moment in time captured, not repeatable.
So very true, however, studio shoots, event photography, still life, and landscapes are usually planned to some extent. Street and wildlife photography have additional variables likely beyond the photographer's control or foreknowledge but can sure gratify the photographers hopes and aspirations when the camera gods smile. I think we used to call it "f/8 and be there".
Mary
Most of photography is a moment in time captured, not repeatable.
So very true, however, studio shoots, event photography, still life, and landscapes are usually planned to some extent. Street and wildlife photography have additional variables likely beyond the photographer's control or foreknowledge but can sure gratify the photographers hopes and aspirations when the camera gods smile. I think we used to call it "f/8 and be there".
Mary
May 05, 2026 at 09:34 AM
p.1 #8Street photography. Is it me or do these two look like they are in complete sync?
Ripolini wrote:
Most of photography is a moment in time captured, not repeatable.
If you shot in the film era for stock you know about similars since you had to submit original slides. The goal was for them to be just about the same so you shot a half dozen with whatever drive speed there was for various agencies, and kept a few.
Obviously it did not work for all dynamic situations.
EBH
Most of photography is a moment in time captured, not repeatable.
If you shot in the film era for stock you know about similars since you had to submit original slides. The goal was for them to be just about the same so you shot a half dozen with whatever drive speed there was for various agencies, and kept a few.
Obviously it did not work for all dynamic situations.
EBH
May 06, 2026 at 07:15 PM