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Théorie de l'assemblage universel

Posted by Le Photalgraphiste (London, United Kingdom) on 17 June 2008 in People & Portraits and Portfolio.

These two persons are strangers to each other. Strangers to me too. They just happened to be there while I was also there (just a few steps back). Tourists in London, taking pictures of their friends and families, and myself taking pictures of people taking pictures of other people.

And it fits together.
It just fits. Like Lego bricks.

Funny thing is nobody else was aware of that except me and my little friend Dee.
The surname's Seventey.
Ok I suck at making up jokes in English, feel free not to laugh. I suck at making up jokes in French too, though. Huh. ;)

Anyway, long time no see, or shall I say long time no post, but I'm back with a few pics I hope you will enjoy and comment.
Cheers!

Editing : b&w conversion with Nikon Capture

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NIKON D70
1/1600 second
F/3.8
36 mm