tous avec le natel, superbe iamge et séries de ces personnage, quel travail parfait quelles composition fantastiqeu le téléphone on peut plus s'en passer, moi oui. Belle journée Nicou
Nice shots and very up to date, mobile phones are our flying pigeons of this century, bringing news and love letters. I like your ideas and the way you captured these strangers. Have a lovely evening!
This one is truly beautiful photos. I am completely surprised to see all. It's exceptionally looking one of unique featured source for me. I am really surprised to see those one. Thanks for sharing.
This is a wonderful series of images.....I guess the mobile phone addiction is everywhere. It's amazing more people don't have accidents while walking and texting. Greetings from California, Gina
We were strolling down the street of a little touristy town not too long ago (on our last roadtrip) and began to count the number of people who were talking on their cells -- I swear we were just about the only ones who weren't using them. (We have them of course, but I don't know what people find to talk about so much!)
It's so true...people seem almost to be unable to take a walk and enjoy their surroundings, these days, like they're more connected to the virtual world than the real one...!
Great series on human studies. Funny how we are around the globe attached to the phones. Love the work you do in B&W! I need to post more monochrome work too.
i think it's my first time to see the header or is it my first time here? aside from your entry, your header caught me. nice shadow shot.. late visit from Shadow shot sunday!
So true, so true. One of the many reasons I don't have a smart phone. Did you know there is an app which will warn you of oncoming traffic? Yep, I just read about that last week. (I'm being sarcastic *or* ironic; it's too early for me to decide which.)
Your photos...I love how you "see" things. Great work!
Unique shots! I see that everywhere--people looking at their phones. My cell phone doesn't get a signal in the mountains where we live, so the only time I use it is when we're travelling somewhere not in the mountains! I forget that I have a cell phone, so it's funny to me to see people always looking at/talking on their phones.
Great shots and love the shadows. I'm from a generation where reading the newspaper or reading a book is what people did while taking a bus, sitting in a cafe etc... Now all you see are phones :) Nice post
Topical commentary on the wired (metaphorically speaking) world we live in.
In the short time I've followed your blog, you appear to be using the same vantage point to capture your images. You have knowingly or otherwise discovered that location isn't a limitation.
Hello Super nice pictures you take and a very nice blog. Are you a prof photographer? I've added me as a sensor of your blog. Thanks for your sweet comment on my blog. Hugs Hanne Bente ♥ www.finus.dk - "Crazy life" hbt.finus.dk - My photoblog
Thank you for visiting and leaving a wonderful comment. Also, I would like to extend a warm thank you for becoming a follower on my blog. I am not a professional photographer, but I wish one day to be :)
It makes you wonder what people would be doing if they didn't have them walking down the street....perhaps smiling at the people passing by, nodding a friendly hello?!!
Love the shadows...and how true, almost everywhere you look today there is a person on his/her cell phone - now I will look for the shadows they cast! Happy Shadow Shot Sunday!
Just a quick note to tell you I’ve nominated you for a “Versatile Blog Award”!
Don’t know what that means? Neither did I when I received this award last week from a fellow blogger named Karen at http://thewellseasonednest.blogspot.com/. I did some research and found a website http://versatilebloggeraward.wordpress.com/ that helped me a lot. I also began to notice, as I surfed around, the “Versatile Blog Award” button on some blogs I was visiting. Visit my blog to see the announcement of your blog as a recipient of this award.
Your blog has captured my attention for a long while and inspired me. I love your photos, in black and white they show emotion and feeling without the clutter of colour! I like the look and feel of your blog. You are genuine, not self-serving, and not writing to accumulate “followers”, but rather with passion. It is a good chance for me to say “thanks” for delighting me through your blog!
Very suggestive photos!You know, the Queen of Denmark said she doesn't have a mobile phone and that it seems ridiculous to see people talking with hands up,in the street :D.
Thanks so much for all of your visits. I think I am finally up and running again. I really had a huge mess on my hands, but gradually am getting the library of picture back into some semblance of order. I missed this one while I was down and out. Mobile Mania is everywhere. Mine sits on the back seat of my car...that eliminates any temptation to put it up to my ear if someone calls. I would NEVER drive and dial...and I do NOT have texting. It takes all the concentration I an pull out just to drives safely. I really do like your black and white photography. You definitely inspire me to try harder with the medium. genie
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tous avec le natel, superbe iamge et séries de ces personnage, quel travail parfait quelles composition fantastiqeu le téléphone on peut plus s'en passer, moi oui.
ReplyDeleteBelle journée
Nicou
Beutiful photos.
ReplyDeleteEverybody loves the mobilephone!
Greetings from Hilda
Oh, I like those a lot! It's a little sad to see, but very true to our times!
ReplyDeletethis is a very common "desease" of our world. we become to believe that we cant live without it. just an impression :)
ReplyDeletevery nice captures!
Oh wow. I love your photos! The sense of drama is great. Did you take all these pictures from the same position? Thanks for stopping by my blog too!
ReplyDeleteHello Tatjana,
ReplyDeleteI like your pictures, they are a good impression of our world today. The shadow on the last one is beautiful.
Splendit photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Angels.
some very nice shots....i like your perspective!!!
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Beautiful shots, love them!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Greetings from Mette
I like this photos, very realistic...
ReplyDeleteindeed:)
ReplyDeletelovely set of pictures...
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rux
Indeed. Makes me wonder what these people are missing by always looking at their phones.
ReplyDeletethey're everywhere aren't they? these are great shots.
ReplyDeleteNice set of photos!
ReplyDeletebeautiful black and white series :). have a nice day...
ReplyDeleteGreat pics! Very interesting idea. Everyone's addicted to the mobile phone. Regards
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos, I love the B & W. We can not live without the phone. Greetings.
ReplyDeletenice photos!
ReplyDeletekisses.
Cell-phones are annoying sometimes. :) Have a nice day! :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful >:D<
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Tantjna !
ReplyDeleteMobil phone it is bad thing but good :)))
Best regards
This is a great series Tatjana.
ReplyDeleteI love the shadow shots!
Thank you so much for sharing with us at The Creative Exchange this week.
Have a wonderful day!
lisa.
Hello Tanjana!
ReplyDeleteInteresting post with your mobile phone!
A nice evening!
I embrace you!
Can't be with him, can't be without him ...
ReplyDeleteHi Tatjana,
ReplyDeleteYes, cells are everywhere! A fun theme. I like the design in your first capture best!
Have a great week:)
Great photos Tatjana, and you're right, mobiles are everywhere!
ReplyDeleteIt's true.. they are like zombies :) Great photos!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!Happy WW:)
ReplyDeleteNice shots and very up to date, mobile phones are our flying pigeons of this century, bringing news and love letters. I like your ideas and the way you captured these strangers. Have a lovely evening!
ReplyDeleteThis one is truly beautiful photos. I am completely surprised to see all. It's exceptionally looking one of unique featured source for me. I am really surprised to see those one. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful series of images.....I guess the mobile phone addiction is everywhere. It's amazing more people don't have accidents while walking and texting. Greetings from California, Gina
ReplyDeleteInteresting shots!
ReplyDeleteInteresting! Funny how people are so taken by their phones! I'm glad there are a few of us left to notice what's around us!
ReplyDeleteBeutiful photos! :)
ReplyDeletenice shots, but I don't know if we are talking about a mania or about a disease :)
ReplyDeleteGreat collection of photos! I often walk around with my phone out as well, but I try not to do it while crossing the street.
ReplyDeletePhones...
ReplyDeleteNice work!
Nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteSlices of life ...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! Thank you!
Fotografii foarte frumoase. Pete negre pe covorul alb, oamenii cu preocupările lor.
ReplyDeleteI suppose it would be very difficult these days to find a person NOT holding a phone :)
ReplyDeleteWe were strolling down the street of a little touristy town not too long ago (on our last roadtrip) and began to count the number of people who were talking on their cells -- I swear we were just about the only ones who weren't using them. (We have them of course, but I don't know what people find to talk about so much!)
ReplyDeleteNice silhouettes.
ReplyDeleteI love the shape and composition in the first, I find it very attractive with delicious backlight. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteCool candid shots! I am a person who can't text and walk at the same time so none of those are me. lol.
ReplyDeleteCell phones sometimes become a menace to society...great captures.
ReplyDeleteA very insightful series! I like it. :-)
ReplyDeleteno matter how old you are, 10, 20 or 60 you will need a mobile phone. You can speek with your kid or anyone else.
ReplyDeleteEverywhere you look, there is someone on their cell phone. We're losing contact with the real world. That scares me.
ReplyDeleteInteresting photo topic. My phone is never turned on. Guess I don't need it, huh? :) I enjoy reading the comments on this as well.
ReplyDeleteAt least none of these people are driving while using their mobile phones. I like your pictures.
ReplyDeleteInteresting...
ReplyDeleteBest regards,
Pierre
We can't live without them :)Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteIt's so true...people seem almost to be unable to take a walk and enjoy their surroundings, these days, like they're more connected to the virtual world than the real one...!
ReplyDeleteGreat series on human studies. Funny how we are around the globe attached to the phones. Love the work you do in B&W! I need to post more monochrome work too.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo essay!
ReplyDeletelike your photo !
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo!
ReplyDeleteyea, that is what people looks like today. It is strange not many accidents happen.
ReplyDeletei think it's my first time to see the header or is it my first time here? aside from your entry, your header caught me. nice shadow shot.. late visit from Shadow shot sunday!
ReplyDeletei really like this series of photos! we are all so attached to our cell phones now, aren't we? such a different world! love the b&w.
ReplyDeletelove black and white pics:D
ReplyDeletehave a great day!:D
Wow cool captures!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend ahead.
xo
So true, so true.
ReplyDeleteOne of the many reasons I don't have a smart phone.
Did you know there is an app which will warn you of oncoming traffic?
Yep, I just read about that last week.
(I'm being sarcastic *or* ironic; it's too early for me to decide which.)
Your photos...I love how you "see" things.
Great work!
Love your thought provoking and interesting shots. Seem like they might be missing something...
ReplyDeleteWhat people did before mobile phones:)
ReplyDeleteBig smile for this post! Great shots of busy people:-)
ReplyDeleteThese are GREAT! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat series! Love them all! Don't know which one to pick;o)
ReplyDeleteThnaks for sharing. And thanks for your visit and comment;o)
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Tatiana, this is my first visit to your blog and I find it beautiful...browsed back quite a bit. I'll be back.
ReplyDeleteNice pics!!
ReplyDeleteI never use my cellphone while walking, I'm always afraid I'm gonna fall. :P
nice series of photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, Tatjana. It's amazing that they are falling over as they are walking and using their mobile phones!
ReplyDeleteFantastic captures.
ReplyDeleteHaha I walk like that most of the time too :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures. It seems like we all spend a lot of time with those gadgets in our hands!
ReplyDeleteune forme de solitude moderne, tellement vrai ;) bien vu
ReplyDeleteMerci d'avoir participer au challenge "Walk In The Street Photography"
I only use mine for taking photos when using my decent camera would be indiscreet - hardly ever use it for calls.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures...;-D
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun sequence of shots. It is amazing how much time people spend on their mobile phones.
ReplyDeleteWe have to keep up with the times, everyone's using the phone! Nice shots~
ReplyDeleteP.S. Could you please turn off your word verification, they are difficult to decipher, after so many tries. Thank you.
Everytime I change my phone I do the same as them! :)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice evening!
I know- is it not the craziest thing??
ReplyDeleteThese are excellent - and funny - pictures of cell phonemania.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, isn't it? I wish we would pay more attention to each other, rather than our phones.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Love candid shots. They only thing that could have made these better, would be if you took them with your phone...
ReplyDelete:0) Its how it is every day :0)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful observations again, Tatjana.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and enjoy your weekend.
An all too common sight...sadly.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend~
As always, love your black and whites, can't help but wonder if "multi skilling" is returning to humankind!
ReplyDeleteNice series, unified by cell phones!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots ... cool too!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
Irene
At least they're not in a symphony hall! Fun captures.
ReplyDeleteYes, that's what I see all around, too! You've captured technology well, oh my! Thanks for today's visit.
ReplyDeleteET- PHONE HOME. Beautiful shots!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tajana! Have a wonderful weekend!
John
excellent photos!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting comments mobilephone Saint or Sinner.
What wonderful captures of mood and contrasts of light. Such great slices of life. What would we do without those phones.
ReplyDeleteThis is so true! :D
ReplyDeleteVery expressive pictures ! I can almost hear them ringing !
ReplyDeleteHi there - great set of pictures of people looking inwards rather than out towards the world!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Australia
As always, very interesting shots.
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend.
The whole world had gone crazy.
ReplyDeleteInteresting shots. I often wonder when people like this are going to walk into something unexpectedly because they are not paying attention.
ReplyDeleteInteresting theme. Great captures.
ReplyDeleteMobile phone is a necessity these days. Great shots and topic.
ReplyDeleteAlexander
Alex's World! - http://www.kakinan.com/alex
Great shadow shots for the day!! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
We have the same mania here :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
Good series... and it certainly wouldn't take much to catch me in that position.
ReplyDeleteWhat would we do without our mobile phones??!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful watching of peoples with phone-Mania. Have a nice weekend, Tatjana. Kind regards, Synnöve
ReplyDeleteUnique shots! I see that everywhere--people looking at their phones. My cell phone doesn't get a signal in the mountains where we live, so the only time I use it is when we're travelling somewhere not in the mountains! I forget that I have a cell phone, so it's funny to me to see people always looking at/talking on their phones.
ReplyDeleteLove it! We really do have our noses buried into phones these days :)
ReplyDeletegreat post. Looks like home...every one is infected...gotta know what's happening all the time!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and love the shadows. I'm from a generation where reading the newspaper or reading a book is what people did while taking a bus, sitting in a cafe etc... Now all you see are phones :) Nice post
ReplyDeleteGreat street photography. Love the grainy b&w feel.
ReplyDeletegreat shots, thank you for visiting my blog
ReplyDeletegreat series of people photos.
ReplyDeleteIn a strange kind of way, mobile phones bridge the generation gap! A familiar street pose from all these participants!
ReplyDeleteABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL... although I don't like this mobile mania.
ReplyDeleteYou do great photographer and wishing you a good luck in all endeavour in life.
Happy SSS...
Greetings from icy Stockholm,
/chie
Yes, we get use to having something, and it would be hard to image not. LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
I think that the black and white shows what a stark contrast there is now between the mobile users and the people who don't...I like this...
ReplyDeleteFantastic shadows in this series of clever shots.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful series of images...
ReplyDeleteYou are fabulous! Well done.
ReplyDeleteCheers from Cottage Country!
Topical commentary on the wired (metaphorically speaking) world we live in.
ReplyDeleteIn the short time I've followed your blog, you appear to be using the same vantage point to capture your images. You have knowingly or otherwise discovered that location isn't a limitation.
Well done!
Wonderful people and street shots! Thanks for sharing, have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteit is kind of 'endemic'
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! You sure have a great photo essay. All that desire to connect, yet these people are alone.
ReplyDeleteMobile addicts eh?
ReplyDeleteThanks for contributing art to shadow shots!
Coo Coo Clock Shadow
Haha! The present state of the busy world! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou out did yourself this time. Each of the shadows are breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful B and W. Love all the images.
ReplyDeleteMobile phones are everywhere, and you captured a variety of users!
ReplyDeleteGreat series of Shadow Shots, a worldwide phenomenon..
ReplyDeleteThese are such a telling statement to conditions everywhere. Nobody can get away anymore.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures!
Hello
ReplyDeleteSuper nice pictures you take and a very nice blog.
Are you a prof photographer?
I've added me as a sensor of your blog.
Thanks for your sweet comment on my blog.
Hugs Hanne Bente ♥
www.finus.dk - "Crazy life"
hbt.finus.dk - My photoblog
Thank you for visiting and leaving a wonderful comment.
DeleteAlso, I would like to extend a warm thank you for becoming a follower on my blog.
I am not a professional photographer, but I wish one day to be :)
Warm greetings and best wishes
this is reality :))
ReplyDeleteA beautifully choreographed photo essay of the signs of our times.
ReplyDeletePeace
Beautiful B and W images.
ReplyDeleteDurch Deinen Kommentar in „The World in B&W“ bin ich hier gelandet.
ReplyDeleteIch bin begeistert und werde wieder kommen.
Gruss Hanspi
we comunicate by walking and we forget to look around
ReplyDeleteThey're certainly apart of our world, whether we like them or not! The B&W makes them more dramatic.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots. Where would we all be without our phones?
ReplyDeleteLike walking in the sleep , they walk but they are thinking somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos - they are so wonderful! Thanks so much for your nice words at my blog! I'm so glad you came by!
ReplyDeleteIt's also common view here. Great shots indeed :)
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is an epidemic!! Great captures.
ReplyDeleteIt makes you wonder what people would be doing if they didn't have them walking down the street....perhaps smiling at the people passing by, nodding a friendly hello?!!
ReplyDeleteI love this series of your wonderful capture! Man, woman, young and old, are all on mobile phone!
ReplyDeleteMobile phone has conquered the world !
ReplyDeleteRegards and Best Wishes
My respect, Tatjana!
ReplyDeleteAll the best!
Love the shadows...and how true, almost everywhere you look today there is a person on his/her cell phone - now I will look for the shadows they cast! Happy Shadow Shot Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI think i've left a comment in this photo but for some reason it didn't go thru. Thanks anyway for your visit and kind messages. Have a happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots...I hope these people are watching where they are going...WHOOPS, didn't see that curb there!
ReplyDeleteIt's almost like everyone has their blankie or binky. Love the way that last shadow shows up.
ReplyDeleteExcellent and very creative. MB
ReplyDeleteIt i the same here...hard to remember now when we weren't all linked continuously.
ReplyDeleteAll great images. It will soon be hard for me to remember a time without cell phones :)
ReplyDeleteThey have changed our lives so much. Now it's hard to get away sometimes. - Margy
ReplyDeleteI love all the photos. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteJust a quick note to tell you I’ve nominated you for a “Versatile Blog Award”!
ReplyDeleteDon’t know what that means? Neither did I when I received this award last week from a fellow blogger named Karen at http://thewellseasonednest.blogspot.com/. I did some research and found a website http://versatilebloggeraward.wordpress.com/ that helped me a lot. I also began to notice, as I surfed around, the “Versatile Blog Award” button on some blogs I was visiting. Visit my blog to see the announcement of your blog as a recipient of this award.
Your blog has captured my attention for a long while and inspired me. I love your photos, in black and white they show emotion and feeling without the clutter of colour! I like the look and feel of your blog. You are genuine, not self-serving, and not writing to accumulate “followers”, but rather with passion. It is a good chance for me to say “thanks” for delighting me through your blog!
Really great shots...now days almost all people goes with cell phones 24/7.
ReplyDeleteThx for visiting my place.
Indeed! It seems no one, «Louis» included, can walk anywhere without checking the mobile phone!
ReplyDeleteLike your style in black and white.
ReplyDeleteThanks for you comment on weekend refections
Such a common urban scene! Captured so well.
ReplyDeleteEveryone everywhere seems to have one!
ReplyDeleteoh, technology!
ReplyDeleteCool shots!
ReplyDeleteEVERYBODY is doing it! A new epidemic...but I think it's a good one. I like the variety of people you captured here. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteFantastic photography ~ excellent work ~ namaste, carol (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDelete"Mania"...you got that right!!!
ReplyDeleteAlso, really like your sepia toned header!!
Looks just the same as all over the world!!
ReplyDeleteLove these photos...and what a delightfully modern topic. We are all a little obsessed with them...I can admit I am!
ReplyDeleteJenni
Perhaps one day we'll grow them as extensions of our hands. I hope not! I use mine as little as possible. (my phone that is!)
DeleteEven in India I believe it's the same. Australia also.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for a series!
ReplyDeleteThe word verification is really hard to read. Any chance of disabling it?
Fantastic photos, and love the black and white theme of your blog!
ReplyDeletethose are great! everyone are always on their phones everywhere!
ReplyDeleteVery suggestive photos!You know, the Queen of Denmark said she doesn't have a mobile phone and that it seems ridiculous to see people talking with hands up,in the street :D.
ReplyDeleteEverybody are mania in one way or another.
ReplyDeleteVery cool captures :) I'm becoming your fan :)
ReplyDeletegosh- what cool photos!
ReplyDeletelove
tweedles
Yes, it is a real mania!
ReplyDeleteThese photos really tell a cultural story. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for all of your visits. I think I am finally up and running again. I really had a huge mess on my hands, but gradually am getting the library of picture back into some semblance of order. I missed this one while I was down and out. Mobile Mania is everywhere. Mine sits on the back seat of my car...that eliminates any temptation to put it up to my ear if someone calls. I would NEVER drive and dial...and I do NOT have texting. It takes all the concentration I an pull out just to drives safely. I really do like your black and white photography. You definitely inspire me to try harder with the medium. genie
ReplyDeleteah, indeed... we cannot do anything anymore without one :(
ReplyDeleteAh - really cool shots!
ReplyDeletevery cool shots! thanks for stopping by :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful series, Tatjana! Really is such a good commentary, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Georgianna
Great series of a very familiar scene to all of us! :-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots!
ReplyDeleteTake care
Marinela
What a great series!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThose shadows are wonderful. Great captures.
ReplyDeleteEverybody is on the phone all the time, or so it seems!
thanks for visiting me
Your shadow images are just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYou captured what I see so much more often now than people just happily talking to each other.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! It is crazy how obsessed we all are! :)
ReplyDeleteyou have such a great eye for photography. the light, the angles, the topics...all good stuff.
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