I’ve let my lighter side win me over yet once more.
Back in the Eighties I was on a visit to London. I was on my way to visit “Grays of Westminster” For those that don’t know It’s a Nikon only camera shop. On my way there, my way was blocked by police making a human cordon for a Miners demo march. I mingled with all the press photographers raised my Nikon FM2 shouted “oi ” and this Policeman turned around and looked at me as if to say “I got your number sonny Jim!” However what makes the shot for me is where he has is hands.
Camera Nikon FM2
Lens Nikon E 100mm F2.8
Film Ilford XP2.
scanned from paper copy and adjusted with Silver Efex Pro 2
Monochromia 
Fantastic eye contact, David! That’s really great when it happens. Always makes me ponder what the subject is thinking about when they catch the photographer!
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What a great shot David! 🙂 🙂
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A picture’s worth a thousand words? I can think of quite a few to go with this scene 😉 Perfect timing, David!
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All hands on deck by the look of it, wonder what’s happening in his back pocket! Great shot of being in the thick of it David!
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A police man’s life is a tough one. So who are we to begrudge him a few perks of the job? Great ‘capture’!
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Timing is everything. Love that facial expression!
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Priceless!
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especially that the office in front of him is a woman
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Great capture. He looks guilty to be caught with his hands where they shouldn’t be. 😀
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cool shot! grabs ya!
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You really got this guy “Off Guard”. This is what I call superb street photography. Congrats! You made my day, buddy. 🙂
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Photo by David !
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This is a really great shot David 🙂 It looks more like he is copping a feel (excuse the pun) and you caught him, LOL. Really great work.
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