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Weary Feet

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David Deveson

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Weary Feet

During the vigil for the late Pope pilgrims of all shapes and sizes descended on St. Peter's Square.
These old feet belonged to a knarled woman who spent her time kneeling and cutting out cardboard hearts to pass to passers by.

Kommentare 37

David Deveson 18. Februar 2007, 22:00
by the way, the feet WERE old AND DIRTY

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David Deveson 18. Februar 2007, 19:49
OK you contras....no problem from my part but you have to understand this extremely strong image of a pilgrim's feet is one of the details from a whole photojournalism coverage of the Pope's death.
There was never any need that this image show more (or less) to justify its existence,.
Anyway I didn't ask for it to be voted on a dnreally don't care very much if a shot gets a lot of votes or even clicks...
I make 'em and I show them....
As simple as that.
David
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Robert Riley 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
Contra, but the pros will win.
Detlef Lampe 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
pro!!!
Abdul Khaliq 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
+++
Alexandra Baltog 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
PRO !!!
Peter. Gau 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
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Ivano Cheli (1) 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
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Maria João Arcanjo 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
PRO
Michael Henderson 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
PRO.
Karl Makkina 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
agree with Paul
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Sarah D. Kiefer 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
i think it can stand alone without explanation. you repeat in words what the image already says. the words are there, i'll get over it... big pro!
Olivier Vanbiervliet 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
I would like more focus (composition wise) on the feet and hearts here, the big black top side is not interesting. I don't find the story doing any good to the photo, because these feet don't look old, they look dirty, and we can't see any face or broken back. I would suggest to let the photo speak for itself.
Cees Kuijs 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
Same thoughs about it as Theo and Ruud > Contra
Claude Coeudevez 17. Februar 2007, 19:05 Voting-Anmerkung
pro