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23-SEP-2006

Sharing Space, Shanghai, China, 2006

Canon EOS 10D
1/20s f/4.0 at 32.0mm iso400 hide exif
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Date/Time23-Sep-2006 16:53:03
MakeCanon
ModelEOS 10D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length32 mm
Exposure Time1/20 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent400
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M Williamson Lebon13-Dec-2007 19:55
Terrific!!!! V
Chris Sofopoulos30-Oct-2007 08:53
Very interesting image. Much to tell!
Guy Dube30-Jul-2007 21:54
A very nice shot Jennifer, impressive b&w! V
flowsnow02-Jun-2007 15:59
Agree with Phil and his thoughts. How true the modern technology has driven real communication to `things' instead. Soon we will be `robotic' both in speech and also emotionally. Sad but that's life.
Kal Khogali04-Mar-2007 11:06
Being close has less to do with distance....and more to do with caring. What a great image. K
Guest 03-Mar-2007 21:17
Hi Jennifer. This is outstanding - as usual. Fantastic composition
Phil Douglis03-Mar-2007 00:09
****Both figures are abstracted to the point where their feelings are invisible to us. The body language of both suggests intensity, yet neither seems aware of each other's presence. Your title is ironic -- they share the space, yet the live in different worlds. This image is a social comment on the world of technology. Humans have become slaves to their cell phones and computers. Each is communicating with someone else, while ignoring the person who shares the room with them. I feel sorry for both of these people, and I think you do, as well.
Guenter Eh01-Mar-2007 17:47
So close together - separated though! Ingenious shot!
ruthemily01-Mar-2007 09:35
fascinating....i'm not sure about Adal's incommunicability observation......they may both be communicating but not with each other...even in such close proximity. a brilliant illustration of how technological communication can overpower face to face communication.
great to see you back on pbase!
Adalberto Tiburzi01-Mar-2007 07:26
Communicability / incommunicability.
Brava!
Adal
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