Two Faces

Great shot Judith. Can never be repeated because it’s one in a lifetime.

I lloked at the bigger picture of this…and his eyes are really amazing…Im sure they would have many tales to tell….I think it is really one of your best street shots to be honest

Very classy capture. You have a great eye.

you caught quite an expression on his face – great shot!

Only you can find these people. What an awesome shot. So much to say here.

I always feel guilty, when I go up to someone and ask if I can take their photograph…...
You definately have more guts than I have….
Good one Judith.

well spotted :-)

great one here uma!~luv this

terrific take, so expressive

Oh love this!!! Excellent capture!

Neat shot!

very nice shot , great B&W

great image – is this the same guy who is sitting down in “busy city”??

Nice composition Judith.

beautiful in its starkness of subject matter

Very good capture. Well done

fantastic shot!

Judith, once again you have shown your superb talent and empathy for capturing the perfect moment in an imperfect world. I Love this. Great Art.

This image would have been a very good one to enter in the ‘In The Moment’ comp, (had you had it at the time of course), I believe it would have been a great contender. I love the expression and the body language, he looks totally fed up. The edgy treatment really makes it.

brilliant shot Judith – very thought provoking – his facial and body language is really expressive.

Great stuff going on in the eyes, all 4 of them!

Incredible candid street shot …

Another one for the museum of art? I think so.

Awesome capture!!!

amazing shot. Obviously, it is a stirring subject and you have composed it so well – look great in BW too – well done

gosh this is wonderful.. I noticed him in the busy city photo and thought to myself he would look great by himself.. and here he is, great job! :)

More of the Judith Oppenheimer I have been missing for the past few weeks. Fabulous shot.

Great shot (appropriate title too!)

Outstanding composition.

i picked up this guy immediately in busy city and now i’m wondering if he wasn’t giving the guy checking him out in that photo the evil eye! Love it.

This is really a great piece. What a story this one tells. Congrats!!!! You are so talented.

great shot. really captured a moment here.

Very cool shot,what a great expression.

very life felt in this picture…....gr8 work

Great work Judith. A lovely moment captured. Tells a whole story. Well done.

great work judith!!

So clever! Great contrasts and textures… Your street photography is brilliant :)

Awesome urban shot Judith!

Such a brilliant photo, the composition and tone are excellent.

Great capture!!! congratulations.

Great contrast. Love the imply that he might have his dream. There is such “bitter-sweat-ness” in his expression, very humane. Powerful work.

very nice work

Outstanding…..a really thought provoking image….his expression has so much drama

he looks real fed up

oh, this is perfect. Big-city photojournalism at it’s best. bravo

you capture the city SO well!

great work

love this one as well…you are so talented!

Wonderful Shot … This poor guy looks like he might have spent a cold night.

Great shot, your pics portray the heart of your city so well

This is fabulous!! Well done…..for the city we love so much.

Yes. Great shot!

I saw a really cool documentary on new york street photographers of the 50’s & 60’s the other night – as i watched it i kept thinking of your work

excellent

Great candid capture.

Beautiful observational shot.

what can I add to this list of praise and honor!
I find this most awesome ! It allows me the opportunity to see and view the city in a different way… thank you for your vision!

This picture Judith, is a stunner. What a fantastic happenstance. The composition is so interesting! I have been nervous about trying candid and portrait work, especially when I see a result like this. The essence of his being is captured here. That is art!

Great shot Judith

Brilliant photograph Judith

Pretty amazing to be fair

That expression! Our Oz expression would be to say he looks somewhat “cheesed” .. his posture certainly does not invite a hello. The whole image makes a statement … he is separate … and perhaps angry rather than despairing.

Stunning capture!