Category: Street.
Photograph: “Cheeeeeeeeese!” by Fábio Morbec (username “Fábio Morbec” on Flickr).
Originally shared on the Photofocus Flickr community right here.
Why I picked this image: Some street photos tell a story through interaction between people and their environment. The photographer can pick a perspective that forces an interaction between i.e. an advertisement poster and a person. In this image there was actual interaction between the person and the small person in the foreground and the projected face on the wall. The reflection on the wet pavement and the verticals of the tall buildings ain the background make this photo so interesting to me.
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